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A candidate’s evidence for a particular assessment is made up of a number of files – audio, images, and text. How can I attach them all to a single evidence record?

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A candidate’s evidence for a particular assessment is made up of a number of files – audio, images, and text. How can I attach them all to a single evidence record?

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Evidence records can only have one file attached. The most effective way to attach multiple files is to create a ‘zip’ file containing all of the individual evidence files. In Windows XP, this can be done by creating a compressed folder and dragging the evidence files into it. This folder can then be uploaded as if it were a single file.

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