Most of the word tables displayed throughout Zyzzyva can be used in special ways by right-clicking on them. Right-click anywhere on a word table to use these features.
To save the words in a table, right-click on the table and choose Save list. A window will appear, allowing you to choose the format of the save file and the information to be saved. The available save formats are One Word Per Line, which will create a file with one word on each line; and Anagram Question/Answer, which will create a file in a special format with words grouped by alphagram.
Associated information can be saved along with the words themselves. To choose the attributes to be saved, select them from the left-hand side and click the right arrow to move them to the right-hand side. The order of the attributes on the right-hand side will be the order in which the attributes will appear in the saved file.
After choosing the save format and word attributes to be saved, another window will appear, allowing you to choose the name of the file and the place where you want to save it. It is recommended that the saved file be named with a ".txt" ending. The words in the list will be saved in the same order they appear in the list, with one word on each line.
To create a quiz from the words in a table, right-click on the table and choose Quiz from list. This will cause a New Quiz window to appear, with an In Word List condition containing the words in the table. To begin a quiz using the words in the table, simply click the OK button. For more details about how to create a quiz, see Creating a Quiz.
Creating a quiz from a word table can be especially useful for quizzing yourself only on the words you missed in a previous quiz. Since the words missed during a quiz are displayed in a word table titled Missed in the Analyze Quiz window, simply open the Analyze Quiz window, right-click on the Missed table, and choose Quiz from list. A quiz will begin, using only the words that were missed in the previous quiz. For more details about the Analyze Quiz window, see Analyzing Your Quiz Performance.
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