Hi,

First of all, it's important to understand that this setting only applies for the 'non-memorised' cards, i.e. only for those cards that you still need to learn and that don't yet have a grade 2 or higher.

Say you have 200 new cards to learn and that you set 'xx' to 3. Then Mnemosyne will e.g. show you the following cards

1,2,3,2,3,1,2...

I.e. you will first be learinng only the first three cards of those 200 new cards.

Suppose now you consider card 1 as studied and grade it 1. Now Mnemosyne will e.g. show you this sequence:

2,4,3,2,3,4,2,3,...

In other words, at any point in time, you have only 3 new cards on your plate that you are trying to memorise.

Hope this helps,

Peter

On 09/06/2012 11:39 AM, Dylan wrote:
"Mnemosyne has a setting hold xx non-memorised cards in your hand, which defaults to 
10. This means that at any given time, you will not be trying to memorise more than 10 
new cards. Note that this setting does not tell you how many new cards you need to learn 
per day. You are the judge of that: you can learn more cards or less cards, depending on 
how you feel."

I've read through this multiple times on many occasion but still do not 
understand, initially when I was using the previous 1.x version I used to 
change this value to 100 or 99 on start (had to do it each time as program was 
on usb) but it didn't actually change anything?

Due to the nature of my courses, I generally make about 120 courses for two lectures, and 
I generally learn 60% prior to imputing them into excel and the rest when I input them 
into excel, so I prefer to "memorise" 200-300 cards at once, so I'm actually 
quite happy the software doesn't limit me to 10-99 cards every time I restart it.

But I'm getting really curious, if it doesn't stop me at a certain number of cards, what 
is it's purpose? And are there any plans to "fix" this desirable fault (if it's 
a fault) in the future? Would be good to know so I'd be aware I have to switch software 
and etc.

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