@liamrobinson
Nice work thank you we are currently testing with a view to replacing examwritepad as we have no end of problems if there is any kind of mismatch with the json config files.
I don't want to derail anything, but I did manage to knock up a simple web based version with an admin backend if anybody is interested? But I only offer it as a project for people to play with and edit themselves. I've not tried it an anger or to host yet, just as a local application as a proof of concept. We need to look seriously in to the take a test option so students can use their own devices, so really needs to be web based. However, one nice feature that does seem to work on the web system is that it will automatically autosave students documents to a SharePoint site, creating a filename of the student number and exam (or whatever really). This means teachers can go to the site and get the documents directly, or in the admin console there is a button to download. This works because we force all students to sign in to edge, so SSO is already in the browser session to connect to the SharePoint site.
