Hello, Could you not cheat with the clock of your computer ?
Say : - you backup your ".mnemosyne" folder ! - you leave on day 1 - you return on day 11 - you change your computer clock : day 11 becomes day 2 - you launch mnemosyne - you learn whatever number of cards you want/can; say 500, 600, ... - next day, you say it's day 4 (you've got to gradullay regain clock- days), you launch mnemosyne - next day, you say it's day 6, you launch mnemosyne - and you repeat method this the following days, until you digest the cards, and until the clock of your computer tells the right date It should be wise to test if this really can work (or ask Peter ^^). Michaël On Dec 7, 12:12 pm, "Randi H." <[email protected]> wrote: > It is not always possible to chose when to learn what when at a > university or other school :) > > A bit off topic... You say you're studying at a university. So am I. > What are you studying? Is it possible to see some examples of your > cards? I have tried as well to add some cards in relation to my studies > but I find it hard to figure out what information to put in my cards, so > I could use some inspiration. > > Mvh. > Randi > > Den 07-12-2010 11:34, Peter Bienstman skrev: > > > In addition to what other people have said, I would also suggest adding less > > cards per day. 400 is already a pretty big workload, and there is a big risk > > of burning yourself out. > > > As for catching up, Mnemosyne will automatically show the most urgent cards > > first, so there is some rescheduling going on behind the scenes. > > > Enjoy the retreat, > > > Peter > > > On Tuesday, December 07, 2010 02:15:54 am Chris wrote: > > >> Hi, quick question which I can't figure out (I have no programming / > >> scripting knowledge whatsoever, but I am computer literate). > > >> I'm a university student, and at the rate I'm consistently learning > >> and adding cards, I have 350-400 scheduled cards per day, which take > >> quite a while to go through. > > >> There are two things I want to figure out how to do: > > >> 1) I will be going away for ~11 days. I do not want to have>4000 > >> scheduled cards when I get back, because I will never be able to catch > >> up and the program will become basically useless (as I will not be > >> able to get past the scheduled cards in order to learn new cards). Is > >> there any sort of vacation setting or way to pause the scheduling of > >> cards for a period of time? > > >> 2) Secondly, based on the first question, if I do miss a couple days > >> and have a buildup of scheduled cards, is there anyway to force them > >> back into the future? Likewise, when I want to learn<i>new</i> cards > >> quickly (e.g., in the few days before an exam), is there a way to stop > >> old scheduled cards from coming up temporarily, so I can learn the > >> important new ones first? > > >> Thanks for your time and consideration, Chris S. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "mnemosyne-proj-users" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/mnemosyne-proj-users?hl=en.
