Version: 0.9.2-svn (using KDE 4.3.1) Installed from: SuSE RPMs First, I tried a lot of vocabulary programs and Parley is definitely the best of all. Only the availability of vocabulary packs is a great advantage of commercial programs. Only one thing I find really annoying: In a query I answer some questions right and some wrong. The first rise to a new level and in this query I will not be asked about them again. The latter I appear again in the same query until I answer them correctly. But even if I answer questions correctly, they will not get a new level, if this was not the first but the second (or third) try. As a consequence, I have to start a new query in order to put them on the next level. So it would be great, if correctly answered questions would rise immediately to the next level.
Unless I misunderstand what you mean, this is the intended behaviour. When you answer a word wrong, it will stay in the lowest box (or fall down there if it was higher before). But the next time you see that word and you answer correctly it will start climbing to the higher boxes again. This is the way that Parley ensures that you practice what you don't know well more than what you do know well. I am closing this bug now but if I have misunderstood what you mean, then just reopen it and we will look at what the problem is. (Sorry for the ugly INVALID label in the resolved status. There is no better label to choose if what you report is not actually a bug.)