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Old Jan 2nd, 2007, 12:06 PM   #1
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A newbie in need of 2 simple scripts...

Hi, I am new here and I hope I get to learn some programming...

Anyhow, I need 2 scripts for my website (its about education):

¤ One which tells you how fast you read by using a button to start a timer and somehow count the words and then give you a value of how many words you read per minute.

¤ A script to help you remember things. I want to be able to fill in a couple of items (to remember) in a box, set a timer on how fast I want to remember the selected items. For instance if I add 10 items and select 1 minute to remember them the items will disappear when 1m has passed after I pressed start. I will then fill in the 10 items from memory and when I press submit a screen will tell me which ones I got right and vice versa.

Is this difficult to make? Thank you in advance, nice forum ^^
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