"Cram all cards" feature?

[Nick Cross]

Hello,

I may be missing something but I am not seeing an explanation of "Cram all cards" feature in the PDF documentation .  I apologize if this has been clearly explained in one of the conversation threads or on the website.

What does this functionality do?  How does it work?

My son has started using Mnemosyne.  He has a test in a few days.

Could he go through his 51 cards before the exam?

I recognize that this likely runs counter to the underlying principled of spaced repetition.

Thanks!

[Terrell James]

"Cram all cards" presents all the card pairs in your database in random order. You click Wrong or Right based on your answer. You can go through as many cards as you want in your study session.

[Peter Bienstman]

Hi,

It allows you to review cards without affecting your normal schedule. 

Cheers, 

Peter 

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[Nick Cross]

We will know very quickly, but what happens when you get a card right?  Is it eliminated from the list of upcoming cards to cram?

Similarly, what happens when you get a card wrong?

Does it stay in the group of cards to learn.

Thanks

[Peter Bienstman]

Your intuition is correct!

Peter 

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