When I „study all“ I get words which are around 105% due. When I practise till „0 to review“ and then open old lists most of these words are due 160% or over. Why don’t I get these words with „study all“?

Are the lists single-section lists by any chance, or are you studying a single section from them? I've put some code in those circumstances that increases the "dueness" while studying just one section for older items that aren't actually due. The idea is to make it more conducive to cramming.

It does a little for studying single lists, too, to help you go over material again that you haven't seen from that list in a long time, even if Skritter thinks you don't need to see it for an even longer time.

It's a bit of a hack because it artificially inflates the readiness percentages that you see. Do you think this might be what you're seeing?

@esther - just curious, but how did you manage to get the upside-down double quotes?

@ Nick
I study NPCR. I just wondered whether I still know the vocabulary of the lessons I studied a year ago and chose some of these. So I discovered that more or less all these words are due but don’t show up.

@ jww1066
I make so many typos that I prefer to use Word for the postings.

@esther Funny, Word normally puts in the usual quotation marks, not the upside-down ones (which I'd never even seen before).

If you're using Firefox or Google Chrome they have built-in spellcheckers.

James

@jww1006 these are the normal quotes of German and other languages...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark,_non-English_usage

@wb thanks! You learn something every day.