Q: How can I print the questions in a testbank (TestGen 5.5)?

A: To print all the questions for a single chapter, open the testbank
and select the title of the chapter you want to print. Then select
"Print" from the File menu and choose "Print selected items." To print
a range of chapters, select "Print" from the File menu and enter the
numbers for the range of chapters. Note that questions will print in
the same way they are displayed on screen, so be sure to display
answers and descriptors as needed.

Q: How can I print the questions in a testbank (TestGen 7.x)?

A: In order to print questions from a testbank, you need to open the
testbank for editing. First be sure that testbank editing is enabled in
the Application Preferences (a one-time event). Then select a testbank
in the Testbank Library and select "Edit Testbank" from the File menu.

To print all the questions for a single chapter, select the title of
the chapter in the Testbank Editing window. Then select "Print" from
the File menu and choose "Print selected items." To print a range of
chapters, select "Print" from the File menu and enter the numbers for
the range of chapters. Note that questions will print in the same
way they are displayed on screen, so be sure to display answers and
descriptors as needed.

Q: How can I convert a TestGen test into a Word document?

A: First create a paper test in TestGen. Then select "Export" from the
File menu. Choose to export to a Formatted RTF file. Name and save the
RTF file, remembering where you save it. Then close TestGen and start
your word processor. Open the RTF file to see the test you saved.

Q: Can TestGen test files be saved in other formats?

A: Yes, you can export TestGen tests to a variety of different
formats. When you create a TestGen test and select "Export" from the
File menu, you can choose to export the test as a text (.txt),
formatted text (.rtf), Acrobat (.pdf), HTML test page (.html), HTML
practice test, Blackboard (5.x/6.x/7.x), WebCT (3.x/4.x), or QTI (WebCT
CE6/WebCT VISTA) file. Refer to TestGen Help or the User's Guide for
more details.