Joseph Rézeau

Good idea, it might help me solve the non-latin characters problem. I will try it tomorrow.

As for the utf-8 editor, I use UniRed, freeware, where you have a choice when you save of all kinds of encoding.

Joseph

Yes, I am aware of these problems and working on them now.

1. The reason why the CSV (Comma Separated Values) output is directed to the screen rather than to a text file which you can save to your computer is that the language files you sent me were encoded as UTF-8 (BOM) when they should be UTF-8 without any BOM (byte order mark) (more info here). I do not understand why this problem exists but I know the solution.I am attaching both cyrillic and latin serbian files to this post, re-encoded without BOM, for you to try out on your site. I have also put them in the Moodle CVS.
2. The other problem (missing data from rate/Likert scale questions) is due to the non-Latin characters. I am searching for a solution...

Please be patient.

Joseph

Oh no, not the "import PPT to Lesson" problems again!

That part of Moodle never worked very well, it is too complicated to use, it ought to have disappeared from the standard Moodle distribution long ago. And finally, I think it is not a good idea to convert PPT presentations to Lesson activities. I am amazed why so many people want to it. Either you have a well-designed PPT, with graphics, bullets, etc. and you want to keep it as a PPT presentation, or it's something rudimentary, which you can just simulate by typing your text directly into Lesson pages.

Joseph