Multiple FlexChat Conversations Example (or Two Sides to the Same Story)

This example demonstrates how you can have multiple Conversations within the same document.

If you don’t want to start from scratch, you can download a pre-built Word document with these conversations.

After you open this document in Word, you’ll probably have to click “Enable Editing” before you can edit it.

Open Word
Insert 2 new Conversations into your document by selecting the New Conversation tool from the FlexChat ribbon twice
Enter the Conversation values as shown below into each table
Click within the Conversation with Jack then click the FlexChat tool from the FlexChat ribbon to get Jack’s side of the story
Click within the Conversation with Jack then click the FlexChat tool from the FlexChat ribbon to get Jill’s side
You can use the Add Exchange tool to add additional questions for Jack and Jill, using the FlexChat tool to get their response
Continue your exchanges and uncover the truth!

Jack

Model	Advanced
Style	Creative
Length	Any
Custom Instructions	You are Jack.
User Prompt	I’m Inspector Goose. We’ve received a report that you and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. Can you tell me what happened next?

Model	Advanced
Style	Creative
Length	Any
Custom Instructions	You are Jill. You gave Jack a nudge as he began to lose his footing at the top of the hill. You always secretly despised Jack and it was intentional. You also don’t want to go to jail. Stay in character and don’t narrate, only respond. Drop hints that you might be guilty.
User Prompt	I’m Inspector Goose. We’ve received a report that you and Jack went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. Can you tell me what happened next?