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reserved for YOUR file... Contributed by Your Name
This
updated file contains 150 Q&A pairs to help outdoor
enthusiasts identify various common wildflowers. The pictures were
taken on various hikes in Colorado during the summers of 2004-2010.
In order to make this deck editable so that you can add wildflowers
from your OWN area, I've included all support files and the source
.flu file in a single .zip file.
Consider this the beginning of a project rather than a
completed one. If you have some pictures of flowers from your area
(and their identifications), I'd love to build on this deck with
contributions from the readers.
Unzip the file into its own directory and open it
using the File|Open dialog in WinFlash or by double-clicking on the
wflowers.flu file in Windows Explorer.
This file contains a Word6 macro for creating a 300
Q&A blank file within Word containing the Q1=, A1=, etc. already
in place. Also contains such a file already saved in .FLS format.
Another contribution from Doug Edmunds.
If you're
using Charmap to insert non-keyboard characters, check out Character
Map Pro V.2 - it's a definitely superior freeware alternative to
Microsoft's Charmap applet. Hide Charmap.exe on your machine by
renaming it to Charmap.hid and then rename Character Map's exe,
Chmap.exe, to Charmap.exe so that WinFlash and WinFlash Educator's
editors can find it. This fine program was written by Alex D.
G.
These .ZIP files contain 48 and 6, respectively, .wav
files for use with the Cheers & Jeers feature. The
R-prefix file contains a few "jeers" that might be a little "rude"
for some people or for children. The archives contain path
information, so extract them using this information and they'll be
sorted into Right and Wrong directories. You'll need to rename
the files appropriately after deciding which ones to use in your own
library, using the guidelines in Cheers and Jeers topic in help
(check the Help Index). Collected and contributed by Mr. Ed
Evans.
These .ZIP files
contain 39 files assembled to use as cheers and jeers for the
military study files. See the enclosed Readme.txt file for
instructions on their use. Collected and contributed by Mr.
Todd Fowler.
This .ZIP file
contains 48 files with a cartoon-style theme for use as Cheers and
Jeers. See the WinFlash help file for instructions on using Cheers
and Jeers files. Collected and contributed by Mr. John
Hunt.
This
is a link to the SIL International (formerly known as the Summer
Institute of Linguistics) site's software catalog. They have a
good deal of esoteric language-related software and excellent
freeware fonts for Hebrew and Greek language study.
This self-extracting
.ZIP file contains two decks (China1.fls and China2.fls) for
beginning Chinese language students. The questions are in bmp
graphic files, the answers in Mandarin Pin Yin with memory aides
included. This file requires 16Mb of free space to unzip due to the
many .bmp files included. If you have a copy of WinFlash
Educator you may wish to "compile" these after you have unzipped
them to conserve space on your hard drive. Developed and
contributed by Mr. Richard Harding Gardner.
This .pdf file contains 215 basic characters arranged four to a
page. It is NOT compatible with the WinFlash programs but is,
rather, an artistic rendering of these characters and their English
translations suitable for printing on card stock for use as
traditional flashcards. Contents drawn from the decks contributed by
Richard Harding Gardner (see above). Editing, composition and
additional material added by contributor Karla Stirling.
This .ZIP file
contains seven decks for the study of beginning French. This is an
ambitious effort in that most of the words and phrases are
accompanied by .wav files demonstrating the correct pronunciation -
thus the fairly large size of this archive. Developed and
contributed by Ms. Maureena Jordan.
An innovative
approach to improving your German. A famous short story, Little
Brother and Little Sister by the Brothers Grimm, is used as the
basis for the study. See the enclosed Readme.txt file for a more
thorough explanation of the techniques employed. Developed and
contributed by Mr. Walt Nesbit.
German
vocabulary file concentrating on verbs. File contains 300+
fill-in-the-blank pairs, each requiring an answer in the form: sehen
(sieht), sah, gesehen. Developed and contributed by Mr. Walt
Nesbit.
German vocabulary execise in a similar format to Little
Brother Little Sister (above). This one uses the Gospel of Mark as
text for study. Developed and contributed by Mr. Walt Nesbit.
This .ZIP file
contains an 1107-word Guarani-English vocabulary deck. It also
contains a Roman and Arial-like Guarani font to improve the
representation of the Guarani words. See Window's help file
for instructions on adding new TrueType fonts to your
system. Developed and contributed by Stephen
Feild.
Hebrew study cards
from Exodus - Chapter 1. Assumes a good (but not necessarily speedy)
command of the Hebrew alphabet, and includes some grammar notes in
the hints & comments where appropriate. Sound files are
included. Unzip to a new directory as there are almost 300
files included in the .ZIP archive.
Italian word list of 600 common verbs. A simple list of the
unconjugated base verbs intended to help the user expand his Italian
vocabulary. Note that there are a number of Italian verbs which have
multiple English definitions, e.g. annoiarsi can mean "to be bored"
or "to be annoyed". Developed and contributed by Mr. T. B.
This .ZIP file
contains flashcard decks and other resources that support the text
"Yookoso - An Invitation to Contemporary Japanese", McGraw-Hill,
Inc.; ISBN 0-07-072291-9. Be sure to read the included README.TXT
file for more information. Developed and contributed by Rev.
Peter Krigovsky.
This .ZIP file contains
641 gismu (root words) of the constructed language Lojban, along with
the graphic files supporting their illustations.
Developed and contributed by Alvaro Vallejo.
This .ZIP file contains sixteen decks for the
study of Brazilian Portuguese. The set contains nine
phrase-oriented decks, five vocabulary decks and two verb-oriented
decks. Developed and contributed by Ms. Maureena Jordan.
This file will help
you learn your Russian vocabulary words! The file is a .ZIP
containing twenty, 300-pair English-Russian vocabulary files along
with a README.TXT file explaining how to obtain and set up the
Cyrillic fonts required for the Russian words. Contributed by
Doug Edmunds
This file contains Cyrillic fonts needed to properly display the
Russian words from the Russian vocabulary file below. Uploaded by
Doug Edmunds; created by Gavin Helf.
This file is for French-speaking people who wish
to learn Spanish. It contains both a 2000-word vocabulary file
and a 393-word verb conjugation practice file - both in
fill-in-the-blank format. Developed and contributed by Mr.
Marc Coulombe.
This .ZIP file contains three decks for the study of Spanish. The
set contains a vocabulary deck, a verb-study deck and a Mayan
terms deck. Developed and contributed by Ms. T. J. Racoosin.
This deck is a compilation of some of the basic, irregular Spanish
verbs such as Ir (to go), Ser (to be), Dar (to give) and Tener (to
have). The verbs are conjugated in all forms except for the less
common vosotros form. You may need to add accented letters to your
glossary buttons when utilizing Fill In the Blank mode. Developed
and contributed by Mr. Peter Schmidt.
A collection of 17
study decks for the Zulu language. Compiled and contributed
by Ms. Janissa Balcomb. These decks are
a nice display of what can be done using graphics to enhance
your cards! [Download ZULU.ZIP -
8.74Mb]
This .ZIP file
contains a 1143-entry .FLS file developed as a vocabulary list for
people who already have an above-average vocabulary. Also includes
an explanatory readme file and alphabetized list of included words.
Compiled and contributed by Mr. William Joy
A study deck on the
medical topic of the Glasgow Coma Score. The Glasgow Coma Score is
used by medical personnel to assess a patient's level of
consciousness particularly in the case of head trauma. [Download GCS.FLZ -
3Kb]
This .FLS file is a
review of the most common "functional groups" used in the study of
organic chemistry. Developed and contributed by Dr. Wayne
Wilson.
This .ZIP file contains a great resource for
those medical students studying for the U.S. Medical Licensing Exam
(USMLE). A complete set of six decks to help you prepare for the
Step 1 test! Developed and contributed by Mr. Matthew Dowdy.
This deck contains a
quick review of three common non-neoplastic conditions.
Includes images of the conditions. This is a "compiled"
.FLZ file and requires WinFlash or WinFlash Educator v5.1 or newer
to use.
Developed and contributed by Dr. David Martin.
This file contains about
110 questions directed at fluid management and post operative care
of patients. There is a sprinkling of straight basic science where
appropriate. Compiled and contributed by Dr. Robert W.
Tahara.
This .FLS file is a
review of the autonomic nervous system. It is fairly technical, and
directed at pharmacy and med students who already know the anatomy
and physiology of the ANS, but wish to learn the effects and drug
receptors on various organs innervated by the ANS. This file is a
bit dated, according to the author, but may still be of use in
review. Developed and contributed by Dr. Wayne Wilson.
This .FLS file is for
learning the genetic lesions associated with various congenital,
familial, and neoplastic conditions . Developed and contributed
by Dr. Ernest Hong
Study the Oxygen
Breathing Apparatus (OBA) and Emergency Escape Breathing Device
(EEBD) using this deck. Both life-saving devices are used in
all branches of the military. Developed and contributed by Mr.
Todd Fowler.
Learn the insignia
and titles for officers in the various services. In ready-to-use
.flz format - no unzipping required. Developed and
contributed by Mr. Todd Fowler.
Learn the insignia
and titles for ranks E1-E6 in the various services. In ready-to-use
.flz format - no unzipping required. Developed and
contributed by Mr. Todd Fowler.
These .ZIP files
contain 39 files assembled to use as cheers and jeers for the
military study files. See the enclosed Readme.txt file for
instructions on their use. Collected and contributed by Mr.
Todd Fowler.
This .FLZ file helps young children learn their
ABC's. Presented in the classic style of 'C is for cat', complete
with graphics and audio files. From Open Window.
This file will help
your child in learning the addition and subtraction tables. It is
grouped into three sections - all possible sums of pairs of numbers
between 1 and 10, all possible zero or positive differences for
these numbers and all possible negative differences for these
numbers. Using WinFlash's Priority Questions From Range feature,
these groups may be studied individually or combined together. From
Open Window.
This deck will help the student identify the
Canadian provinces and territories from their position on a map of
Canada. In addition, the student can learn the capital and correct
postal abbreviation for each territory or province.
This .flz file text and images to help you learn
the various cloud patterns and their possible weather
effects. Collected and contributed by Mr. Lowell
Christie.
This small deck contains eight Q&A pairs to
help pre-schoolers identify the primary and secondary colors along
with the "colors" black and white. The questions are simply a solid
block of color with an audio asking "What is this color?". The
answer has the color's name in large type against the same block of
color (useful after kids learn their colors to get a bit of a head
start with spelling) and an audio responding "This color is " In order to make this deck editable so that you can
add additional colors, all support files and the source .flu and
.fld files are included in a single .zip file.
A study
deck to help your child with their times table studies - contains
1x1 through 9x9. Compiled and contributed by Mash
Nasty.[Download 9.X.9.FLZ -
2Kb]
Using this
generator, you can create .fls study files with from 3 to 5000 pairs
that include fraction problems in reduction, addition, and
multiplication. You can also adjust the complexity between easy,
medium, and hard. From Open Window.
This
deck contains the first 100 Roman numerals. Question is the standard
decimal number representation, answer is correct Roman numeral for
that number. Each card is categorized by the group of 10 that it is
in (e.g. Twenty's) so smaller groups of numerals can be studied as
desired.
This .FLZ file helps
you learn six things about each of our US states - plus what each
state's border outline looks like. Learn each state's capital,
nickname, bird, flower, tree, and song. Categorized by region. From
Open Window.
This deck helps learn the US state mottos, capitals and locations.
Each question is a US map with the state colored in - plus the state
motto - answer with the state name and capital. Contributed by
Mr. Lowell Christie.
This .FLZ file helps
master world capital names and country flags. Categorized by
continent to allow study of one continent at a time. From Open
Window.
Ketan Patel has
contributed a useful deck for those taking college chemistry. The
common polyatomic ions come up in chemistry so frequently that
everyone taking college chemistry should memorize them.
AP United States
History contains 1603 flashcards that covers every term required to
pass an Advanced Placement United States history exam. It covers
from the early 1600's to the mid 1980's. Every term that one could
possibly think of has been included in this deck. If it's in US
history, it's in here. Developed and contributed by Mr. Michael
Loudermilk.
These three decks
contain the English, Spanish and Dutch translations of the
Heidelberg Catechism, the most important study source of Reformed
Christian doctrine. Contributed by Mr. Evert Everts.
Have a deck that REALLY needs to mix Greek
letters with the regular alphabet? Like math questions, equations
for physics, etc.? At the suggestion/request of MANY users we've
created two fonts to address this need. Since they're clones of the
regular part of Times New Roman and Arial, we've called them Times
Symbol and Arial Symbol.
To add this capability to your system, just download one or both
of them by clicking on their respective download links:
To install the fonts, just copy the files to your ..WINDOWS\FONTS
directory. Access the Greek characters using Charmap or the glossary
button capability in Scholar and Educator.
Use this deck to
master the relationships between scored notes, their letter names
and their position(s) on the guitar fretboard. Developed and
contributed by Mr. Philip Cipolla.
If you're studying the
viola or similar instrument using the alto clef you'll love this new
deck containing all the notes needed by a beginning viola player
(first position). A M/C graphics section shows notes on the alto
clef. A FIB fingering quiz names finger positions on each string,
and user supplies note name. Over 140 pairs of cards! Compiled
and contributed by L. Belknap.[Download
VIOLA NOTES FLASH CARDS.FLZ - 271Kb]
This
deck contains 108 questions for use in studying for the Texas State
Music Theory Test for the eighth grade level. It corresponds to the
Just the Facts curriculum that many Texas educators use to prepare
their students for this test. It can also be used for several other
lower levels. Compiled and contributed by Heidi Voigt.[Download
THEORY BOOK 8.FLZ - 3.2Kb]
This .ZIP file contains flashcards for pilots
flying Learjet 25D and Learjet 35 aircraft. They contain the
aircraft limitations for these models. Make sure to check with your
aircraft AFM for accuracy! Contributed by Mr. P. Harrison
This deck
is intended as an introduction to Morse Code. Each letter is given
in its dot-dash representation as well as a slow-speed audio
rendition. Using the deck will give you a good start at recognizing
the letters of the alphabet, basic punctuation, and the numbers 0
through 9.
This .FLZ file
contains a German-language deck developed to assist students in a
training-program for deaf students who are still unemployed and
preparing for an employment as handymen or workers in industry. All
pictures are from the students, teachers and the environment of the
Rhein.-West. Berufsschule für Hörgeschädigte (vocational school for
deaf and hearing impaired students). Contributed by Mr. Christoph
Hatwig.
Learn to interpret the Tarot! This archive
contains detailed and "key"-info-only decks for the Major and Minor
Arcana.and their associated graphics plus a short README file.
Unzip the archive into a single directory so all decks will
have access to the graphics. Developed and contributed by
Ms. Maureena Jordan.
This file will help
you learn the basic strategy for Blackjack. It does not involve
counting, simply remembering what to do with your hand vs. any
possible dealer's up card. From Open Window.
This file
contains 197 Q&A pairs to help outdoor enthusiasts identify
various common wildflowers. The pictures were taken on various hikes
in Colorado during the summers of 2004-2018. In order to make this
deck editable so that you can add wildflowers from your OWN area,
I've included all support files and the source .flu file in a single
.zip file.
Consider this the beginning of a project rather than a completed
one. If you have some pictures of flowers from your area (and their
identifications), I'd love to build on this deck with contributions
from the readers.
Unzip the file into its own directory and open it using the
File|Open dialog in WinFlash or by double-clicking on the
wflowers.flu file in Windows Explorer.
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reserved for YOUR file... Contributed by Your Name
This file contains a Word6 macro for creating a 300
Q&A blank file within Word containing the Q1=, A1=, etc. already
in place. Also contains such a file already saved in .FLS format.
Another contribution from Doug Edmunds.
If you're
using Charmap to insert non-keyboard characters, check out Character
Map Pro V.2 - it's a definitely superior freeware alternative to
Microsoft's Charmap applet. Hide Charmap.exe on your machine by
renaming it to Charmap.hid and then rename Character Map's exe,
Chmap.exe, to Charmap.exe so that WinFlash and WinFlash Educator's
editors can find it. This fine program was written by Alex D.
G.
These .ZIP files contain 48 and 6, respectively, .wav
files for use with the Cheers & Jeers feature. The
R-prefix file contains a few "jeers" that might be a little "rude"
for some people or for children. The archives contain path
information, so extract them using this information and they'll be
sorted into Right and Wrong directories. You'll need to rename
the files appropriately after deciding which ones to use in your own
library, using the guidelines in Cheers and Jeers topic in help
(check the Help Index). Collected and contributed by Mr. Ed
Evans.
These .ZIP files
contain 39 files assembled to use as cheers and jeers for the
military study files. See the enclosed Readme.txt file for
instructions on their use. Collected and contributed by Mr.
Todd Fowler.
This
is a link to the SIL International (formerly known as the Summer
Institute of Linguistics) site's software catalog. They have a
good deal of esoteric language-related software and excellent
freeware fonts for Hebrew and Greek language study.
This self-extracting
.ZIP file contains two decks (China1.fls and China2.fls) for
beginning Chinese language students. The questions are in bmp
graphic files, the answers in Mandarin Pin Yin with memory aides
included. This file requires 16Mb of free space to unzip due to the
many .bmp files included. If you have a copy of WinFlash
Educator you may wish to "compile" these after you have unzipped
them to conserve space on your hard drive. Developed and
contributed by Mr. Richard Harding Gardner.
This .ZIP file
contains seven decks for the study of beginning French. This is an
ambitious effort in that most of the words and phrases are
accompanied by .wav files demonstrating the correct pronunciation -
thus the fairly large size of this archive. Developed and
contributed by Ms. Maureena Jordan.
An innovative
approach to improving your German. A famous short story, Little
Brother and Little Sister by the Brothers Grimm, is used as the
basis for the study. See the enclosed Readme.txt file for a more
thorough explanation of the techniques employed. Developed and
contributed by Mr. Walt Nesbit.
This .ZIP file
contains an 1107-word Guarani-English vocabulary deck. It also
contains a Roman and Arial-like Guarani font to improve the
representation of the Guarani words. See Window's help file
for instructions on adding new TrueType fonts to your
system. Developed and contributed by Stephen
Feild.
Hebrew study cards
from Exodus - Chapter 1. Assumes a good (but not necessarily speedy)
command of the Hebrew alphabet, and includes some grammar notes in
the hints & comments where appropriate. Sound files are
included. Unzip to a new directory as there are almost 300
files included in the .ZIP archive.
Italian vocabulary and
grammar files. Vocabulary is 4000+ pairs, the grammar file
3500+ pairs! Developed and contributed by Ms. Tedi Harlin.
Contains over 600
Indonesian vocabulary words in three units. Developed by an
anonymous contributor.
This .ZIP file
contains flashcard decks and other resources that support the text
"Yookoso - An Invitation to Contemporary Japanese", McGraw-Hill,
Inc.; ISBN 0-07-072291-9. Be sure to read the included README.TXT
file for more information. Developed and contributed by Rev.
Peter Krigovsky.
This .ZIP file contains sixteen decks for the
study of Brazilian Portuguese. The set contains nine
phrase-oriented decks, five vocabulary decks and two verb-oriented
decks. Developed and contributed by Ms. Maureena Jordan.
This file will help
you learn your Russian vocabulary words! The file is a .ZIP
containing twenty, 300-pair English-Russian vocabulary files along
with a README.TXT file explaining how to obtain and set up the
Cyrillic fonts required for the Russian words. Contributed by
Doug Edmunds
This file is for French-speaking people who wish
to learn Spanish. It contains both a 2000-word vocabulary file
and a 393-word verb conjugation practice file - both in
fill-in-the-blank format. Developed and contributed by Mr.
Marc Coulombe.
A collection of 17
study decks for the Zulu language. Compiled and contributed
by Ms. Janissa Balcomb. These decks are
a nice display of what can be done using graphics to enhance
your cards! 
This .ZIP file
contains a 1143-entry .FLS file developed as a vocabulary list for
people who already have an above-average vocabulary. Also includes
an explanatory readme file and alphabetized list of included words.
Compiled and contributed by Mr. William Joy
This .FLZ file is a
review of the basics of Abnormal Psychology. Developed and
contributed by Ms. Valerie Grieve.
This file will help
your child learn about the famous (and not-so-famous) explorers of
the world and their voyages of discovery. From Open Window.
This .FLZ file helps young children learn their
ABC's. Presented in the classic style of 'C is for cat', complete
with graphics and audio files. From Open Window.
This file will help
your child in learning the addition and subtraction tables. It is
grouped into three sections - all possible sums of pairs of numbers
between 1 and 10, all possible zero or positive differences for
these numbers and all possible negative differences for these
numbers. Using WinFlash's Priority Questions From Range feature,
these groups may be studied individually or combined together. From
Open Window.
This deck will help the student identify the
Canadian provinces and territories from their position on a map of
Canada. In addition, the student can learn the capital and correct
postal abbreviation for each territory or province.
This .flz file text and images to help you learn
the various cloud patterns and their possible weather
effects. Collected and contributed by Mr. Lowell
Christie.
This small deck contains eight Q&A pairs to
help pre-schoolers identify the primary and secondary colors along
with the "colors" black and white. The questions are simply a solid
block of color with an audio asking "What is this color?". The
answer has the color's name in large type against the same block of
color (useful after kids learn their colors to get a bit of a head
start with spelling) and an audio responding "This color is 
This file will help
your student learn the chemical element symbols. From Open Window.
This file will help
your child learn his/her U.S. Presidents. From Open Window.
This file will help
your child learn his/her multiplication tables up through 12 times
12. From Open Window.
Using this
generator, you can create .fls study files with from 3 to 5000 pairs
that include fraction problems in reduction, addition, and
multiplication. You can also adjust the complexity between easy,
medium, and hard. From Open Window.
This
deck contains the first 100 Roman numerals. Question is the standard
decimal number representation, answer is correct Roman numeral for
that number. Each card is categorized by the group of 10 that it is
in (e.g. Twenty's) so smaller groups of numerals can be studied as
desired.
This file will help
your child learn his/her U.S. capitals. From Open Window.
An anonymous user
has contributed this deck containing facts about the planets in our
solar system.
AP United States
History contains 1603 flashcards that covers every term required to
pass an Advanced Placement United States history exam. It covers
from the early 1600's to the mid 1980's. Every term that one could
possibly think of has been included in this deck. If it's in US
history, it's in here. Developed and contributed by Mr. Michael
Loudermilk.
Five thousand SAT-style
vocabulary words with definitions. Developed and contributed by
Mr. Michael Loudermilk.
These three decks
contain the English, Spanish and Dutch translations of the
Heidelberg Catechism, the most important study source of Reformed
Christian doctrine. Contributed by Mr. Evert Everts.
Have a deck that REALLY needs to mix Greek
letters with the regular alphabet? Like math questions, equations
for physics, etc.? At the suggestion/request of MANY users we've
created two fonts to address this need. Since they're clones of the
regular part of Times New Roman and Arial, we've called them Times
Symbol and Arial Symbol.
Use this deck to
master the relationships between scored notes, their letter names
and their position(s) on the guitar fretboard. Developed and
contributed by Mr. Philip Cipolla.
If you're studying the
viola or similar instrument using the alto clef you'll love this new
deck containing all the notes needed by a beginning viola player
(first position). A M/C graphics section shows notes on the alto
clef. A FIB fingering quiz names finger positions on each string,
and user supplies note name. Over 140 pairs of cards! Compiled
and contributed by L. Belknap. 
This .ZIP file contains flashcards for pilots
flying Learjet 25D and Learjet 35 aircraft. They contain the
aircraft limitations for these models. Make sure to check with your
aircraft AFM for accuracy! Contributed by Mr. P. Harrison
This deck
is intended as an introduction to Morse Code. Each letter is given
in its dot-dash representation as well as a slow-speed audio
rendition. Using the deck will give you a good start at recognizing
the letters of the alphabet, basic punctuation, and the numbers 0
through 9.
This .FLZ file
contains a German-language deck developed to assist students in a
training-program for deaf students who are still unemployed and
preparing for an employment as handymen or workers in industry. All
pictures are from the students, teachers and the environment of the
Rhein.-West. Berufsschule für Hörgeschädigte (vocational school for
deaf and hearing impaired students). Contributed by Mr. Christoph
Hatwig.
Learn to interpret the Tarot! This archive
contains detailed and "key"-info-only decks for the Major and Minor
Arcana.and their associated graphics plus a short README file.
Unzip the archive into a single directory so all decks will
have access to the graphics. Developed and contributed by
Ms. Maureena Jordan.
