System > System Settings > Print Template Tab

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Using Print Templates

Importing Print Templates

The following areas within Test Generator use the rtf editor:

• Courses and Tests > [Course Name] > Notes tab

• Test Settings > Test Properties >

• General tab > Print Template

• Schedule tab > Eligibility > Add > (Send Email) Body

• Options tab > Before The Test > Message

• Options tab > Before The Test > Email

• Options tab > After The Test > Messages

• Options tab > After The Test > Email

• Options tab > After The Test > Certificate

• Security tab > Security Agreement > Show this custom security agreement

• Security tab > Notes tab

• Test Settings > Section Properties >

• Message > Introductory message

• Message > Post-section performance message

The rtf editor is a feature used for print templates and various rtf-enabled test properties (listed above) and influences the display and print output of the Study Guide and Test Key reports. The RTF format in TG provides test authors with an unparalleled range of customization options which control or influence the display of information before, during and after testing.

TG's out-of-the-box print template is located under System > Settings > Print Template and is stored in TG's database. This default print template is associated with each new test you create. The information displayed in the Print Preview or Print commands is based on this default template (if you don't need to print tests or modify the Study Guide or Test Key reports, then you can ignore the print template).

If you are printing tests and test keys, you may find the level of detail in the default print template more than you need. TG gives you the option of editing the template by adding or removing text and placeholders. If you do want to modify the display and print output of these two reports, then you need to modify either the default (system) print template, or:

• Create a custom print template directly in the rtf stage, or

• Import a pre-defined template

Note: Before editing the template, save a copy (Save To File) in a different location. If you corrupt the copy you are editing, or decide you do not want the changes you've made, you can import the template back into Test Generator. You can also contact us and we’ll email you a copy.

For instructions in using Print Templates, see http://testshop.com/Portals/95240/tutorials/about_rtf-editor.pdf