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Learning LimeSurvey — The Survey Service in National Taiwan Normal University

WARNING: This is for LimeSurvey 3 and is outdated. Please check the current version.

«Learning LimeSurvey — The Survey Service in National Taiwan Normal University» is a Chinese LimeSurvey tutorial. It features project-based learning (PBL): By creating a simple yet practical survey, it walks through the frequently-used features of LimeSurvey. It is written in reStructuredText with Sphinx extension.

«Learning LimeSurvey — The Survey Service in National Taiwan Normal University» is written by imacat. Read the tutorial (Chinese) online, or check the GitHub source project.

HTML, PDF, and Other Formats

This tutorial can be converted into various formats. To do so, you need to install Sphinx first. On Debian/Ubuntu:

# sudo apt install python-sphinx

Or, on Red Hat/Fedora/CentOS:

# sudo yum install python-sphinx

Or use pip:

# pip install sphinx

After installation, run:

# make help

to see the available conversion commands. For example, to generate HTML, PDF, ePUB, manpage, and Texinfo documents respectively:

# make html
# make latexpdf
# make epub
# make man
# make texinfo

Copyright © 2017-2020 imacat, 2017-2018 National Taiwan Normal University. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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