It prompts the user through a succession of choices that can be recorded into a file. This way, a script can be stored for later execution.

Basically it offers the same user interface  as the start wizard.

The different stages are

1 - Choosing a text document

• there's the option of splitting the text into its component paragraphs
• and then selecting the paragraph the tasks apply to

2 - Choosing a task

3 - Choosing a possible prior reading phase

• with no time constraint
• time-constrained
  • fast
  • slow
  • medium speed
• linear
• random order

4 - Choosing filtering mode, if relevant to the task

• interactive
  • category-based
  • word-based
• automatic
  • default
  • custom

5 - Optionally choosing a support multimedia document

• before task
• during task
• before reading
• while reading
• once
• several times

6 - Optionally choosing settings ( colours, character size, ...)

7 - Looping

• to another text or a different paragraph ( stage 1 )
• to a new task

8 - Recording the programme into an "executable" file.