C# .Net Exercise Suite for Javascript Quiz Templating - 4 fixes

The Exercise Suite helps non-web designers and normal office staff have some control and design over 5 types of javascript quizzes in html pages. The end result is html pages that they can insert into their website with minimal extra css formatting. Additionally, they are able to reuse the data in the html and javascript quizzes that were created, so they can easily create new courses based on the same quiz data. This program compiles on Windows 7 with: Microsoft C# .NET Visual Studio 2010 & .NET Framework 4.0 Complete items 1-4 in the following spreadsheet: [login to view URL] This screencast explains those Items 1-4 also - [login to view URL] (5:00 min) Here is a partial manual to help in understanding the Exercise Suite: [login to view URL] Here are some Tutorial Videos about the Exercise Suite (I just tried to make them to see if it is quicker than typing or explaining on skype): 1) Installation: [login to view URL] (3:30 min) (no need to watch as only for end-users, not developers) 2) Basic Usability: [login to view URL] (5:00 min) 3) Advanced Usability: [login to view URL] (5:00 min) 4) Development - Code Organization and Class Details: [login to view URL] (5 min) Let me know how many hours you anticipate and how much total price you think...we can always adjust or add to bonus at the end. I put 30 days, but of course sooner is always better, most important is to just keep in constant communication and let me know status and how things are going and asking any questions immediately if you hit a roadblock. I assume the first 1-2 hours will be reading the documents, watching the screencasts, and just getting the code from Google Code SVN, compiling and running and trying out various features. Bonus is paid based on how much testing you do...basically how clean the implementation is and many issues I find in each delivery that we have to go back and forth and fix. You and I are a team and the goal is a great, low-maintenance product. If you find any existing bugs, general usability, desired refactoring, or coding structure issues, please let me know, and then I'll add them to the next phase of new work...