If you are using LaTeX, check AMCbeginQuestion in the documentation.
With AMC-TXT, use L-Question: global option.

Thanks a lot for your super speed answer! ;)

Alexis Bienvenüe wrote:

If you are using LaTeX, check AMCbeginQuestion in the documentation.
With AMC-TXT, use L-Question: global option.

Dear Alexis:

with AMC-TXT, I tried all the following ways:

L-Question: global
L-Question: global option
L-Question: global option.

But they produce:

global 1, global 2, ....
global option 1, global option 2, ...
global option 1., global option 2, ...

What I'm doing wrong?

The argument to the L-Question: tag is the text that will be written in front of the question number, so if you want to remove Question, leave it empty:

L-Question:

Alexis Bienvenüe wrote:

The argument to the L-Question: tag is the text that will be written in front of the question number, so if you want to remove Question, leave it empty:
[...]

Dear Alexis:

I did exactly as you said, but it doesn't work for me.

Using: Auto Multiple Choice 1.2.1 (svn:1403)
OS: OpenSuse 12.2 (32 bits), on VirtualBox.

See the attached files if you want.

Regards.
Roberto.

OK, so this is kind of a bug. As a workaround, you can try

L-Question: {}

Alexis Bienvenüe wrote:

OK, so this is kind of a bug. As a workaround, you can try
[...]

Using

L-Question: {}

worked for me.

Thank you very much!

Roberto, help me with this... where did you place the code "L-Question:{}"???
Thanks.

I already solved, thanks a lot.

I'm sorry.... I didn't see your message.

I placed the L-Quiestion:{} at the beginning of the source.txt file (I was using AMC-TXT syntax here), after the title. See General Options at http://home.gna.org/auto-qcm/auto-multiple-choice.en/AMC-TXT.shtml for details.

No te preocupes, gracias lo resolví de la siguiente manera:

\begin{document}
\def\AMCbeginQuestion#1#2{\par\noindent #2\hspace*{1em}}

saludos