Defaulted to 'Varsity quizzing (ages 11-19)', this entry specifies which quizzing program's material and rules will be used to generate quizmeet question sets.

Defaulted to a value derived from the current date & time, this entry is optional; its only use is to name files for downloading a quizmeet question set in the form of *.doc, *.qm or *.zip files .

This entry is a great way to help distinguish between multiple quizmeet question sets that might be used at the same event, i.e. the round robin and bracket portions of a tournament.

Defaulted to the latest BQF question set, this selection specifies which BQF question set revision is used to generate the quizmeet.

This selection specifies how many quizzes will comprise the producedquizmeet question set.

Note that the same question will never appear twice within the quizzes of a single quizmeet question set but can, and very likely will, appear more than once in the question sets of different quizmeets.

This selection specifies how many questions will comprise each quiz in the produced quizmeet question set.

These selections specify which chapters (or verses) are "new" material - those selected in the left hand-list, and "old" material - those selected in the right-hand list.

Any chapter (or verse) not selected in either list will be omitted from the produced quizmeet question set.

While individual verses may be selected as new or old material, or entirely omitted, doing so precludes the option to "Include stat's with question counts and distribution".   The reason is that question statistics and distribution analysis are based on complete chapters and their representation within quizzes and quizmeets.

These selections specify a percentage for the representation of "new" and "old" material (described above) within each quiz and the quizmeet as a whole.

So, for example, if an 80% / 20% split is selected for a quizmeet question set with a total of 100 questions per quiz then each quiz would be comprised of 80 questions derived from "new" material and 20 questions derived from "old" material.

Sometimes, due to the rules for creating questions, certain chapters have a large percentage of verses that have only quote questions; no interrogative questions.   When that happens, these 'quote only' verses can be underrepresented in a quizmeet question set.

To address this issue the quote restriction on such chapters may be lifted, allowing quotes to come up, for those chapters, as often as they are randomly selected.

This assures that the totality of a chapter will be fairly and evenly represented in quizmeets.

This option allows the creation of a single quiz quizmeet whose questions encompass all of the selected material.  As such, there is no differentiation between "old" and "new" material nor weighting of the same.  Additionally, since all selected material is included in the generated question set, no question counts or distribution statistics are available.

This option allows the creation of a quizmeet whose questions are only "quote" questions; no interrogative questions (who, what, when, where, why, how, ...) will be used.

This option specifies whether the quizmeet question set is rendered in Color or Black & White.  Even if a printer does not support color printing, the color rendering will print just fine on most printers.

The color scheme uses distinct colors (for question text, optional question text, optional question forms, answer text, optional answer text and verse text) to assist the quizmaster in quickly locating information.

This option specifies the font size used to render questions, answers and verse text.

This option allows a set of detailed question occurrence statistics to be included in the generated quizmeet.  Question counts per chapter are shown for the quizmeet, each quiz, and each quiz quintile.

This option causes words in questions to be underlined if they do not exactly match words in the associated verse.  As a result, quizmasters can quickly determine if quizzer spoken words need further scrutiny or if they were simple tense or conjugation variances.