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As someone who is more of a mm kind of guy being forced into inches fills me with unhappy.

Well it was the most mind numbing test I have seen, it was mainly there to check for a pulse. It had some questions regarding welding at the back to gauge how much I all ready knew, which is not much. Anyway thanks for the help, although everything I revised didn't come up it was all good and I'm now on the course.

I did they just said we are not allowed to discuss it :/

Don't be a smart XXXX it lists every type of possible test there is from basic numerical reasoning to the most advanced stuff you can find. This is what I was guessing, thanks. I better brush up then because I have pretty much forgotten all of it. :(

I am in the process on enrolling on a course in the UK that teaches welding. They are a bit picky about who they let onto the course and came to my house and interviewed me, she said she was going to come back on friday and speak to me and give me an aptitude test. This will be maths based, i'm pretty crap at mental arithmetic and i was wondering what sort of things i am likely to be asked. I have not done any real maths for years and when i did physics A level those were not the sort of things you would try to work out in your head. Does anyone have any idea what sort of things i will be asked, she said she will ring me later today so i can ask if it is to be done with or without calculator. If it's without i'm guessing it will be fairly basic stuff. Any ideas?

http://louie.cs.nott.ac.uk/pmm/space/Hypercard%2Bclones I found this list if clones while poking about, might be of some use to you.

http://download.cnet.com/Apple-HyperCard/3000-2247_4-342.html Edit - Never mind, I thought it was just the program you were after. On a side not RunRev have a product called livecode which works on most OS and allows you to import hypercard stacks.