RM is a cheap but extremely powerful tool to help people revise for exams. If your a student with an Amiga and are not using RM, you are missing out on this excellent program, whether you are doing GCSE's, A-Levels, at university or whatever. However, the program has many other uses too. How about if your going on holiday abroad and want to brush up on your language skills?, RM will help you. If your taking your driving test why not let RM test you on the highway code? If your an Amiga coder, you could even use RM to help you become familiar with commands, the uses of RM are unlimited. In fact just about anything in life which requires a good sound knowledge of something, RM can be used! With RM, YOU enter the questions and answers into the program to suit your own knowledge. It's important that you balance the questions at the correct level, ie. don't make them too easy or too hard. You could even get a friend to produce the questions and answers for you if you like to make it more difficult. Entering questions yourself then being tested on them when you've already entered the answer yourself may seem pretty ridiculous at first, but it isn't. By the time you build up libraries of questions over several weeks and start testing yourself on them later, you'll have to perform well to get them all correct and will find it challenging.