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Section	Page
Important Information	2
LearningCheck™ Creator	7
LearningCheck™ Creator Main Window	8
Changing the preview panel view	8
Creating a new document	10
Specifying document properties	10
To change document properties	11
Adding a new section	12
Adding questions	13
Adding a question	13
Adding specific question types	14
Adding a new choices on image question	14
Adding a new custom choices question	16
Adding a new fill in the blank question	17
Creating a question with a numeric blank	19
Creating a question with a pull-down blank	19
Adding a new open response question	20
Adding a new sequencing question	21
Editing Presentation Sequence	23
Adding a new standard choices question	23
Adding a new text and image item	24
Saving a document	25
To save a new document	25
To save an existing document	26
Related Topics	26
Adding questions from the Item Bank	27
To locate a question in the Item Bank	27
Adding Selected Items to Assessment	28
To close the Item Bank	29
Adding special characters to text	30
To insert a character	30
Adding topics and keywords	32
To add topics or keywords to a question	32
Opening existing documents	32
Editing a question	34
Editing a document in a zipped file	34
Checking spelling for the document	35
Cutting, copying, and pasting questions or sections	35
To cut a question, section or image	35
To copy a question, section, or image	35
To paste a question or section	36
To paste an image	36
To copy text from Microsoft® Word into a LearningCheck™ Creator question	36
Moving a section or a question	37
To move a section	37
To move a question within a section	37
To move a question to another section	37
Deleting a section or a question	37
To delete a section	37
To delete a question	37
Renaming a section or a question	38
To rename a section or a question	38
Deleting a document	38
To delete a document	38
Saving with a new name	38
To save the current document with a new name	38
Creating a new folder	39
To create a new folder	39
Using Undo and Redo	40
To undo an action	40
To redo an action	40
Printing a Report	40
To print a report	40
Preview paper version of assignment	41
Working with Images	42
Image toolbar	42
Adding an image to a question	43
Scaling and cropping an image	45
Adding a point or label	46
Changing a point label	46
Deleting a point or label	47
Editing an image	47
Sending a LearningCheck Creator item as a Quick Poll	48
Sending documents to calculators	50
Previewing a document	50
To preview a document	50
Checking AppVar size	52
Sending a LearningCheck document to a calculator	52
To send a document to a calculator	52
Sending a document to a classroom network	53
To send a document to a classroom network	53
Troubleshooting LearningCheck Creator	54
Error Messages	54
Problem: I am running Windows® 95 and the LearningCheck™ Creator will not launch.	56
Problem: I cannot insert a new section in my document because the Insert Section icon and menu option are greyed out.	56
Problem: How can I save my documents to my desktop?	56
Frequently-Asked Questions	57
Q: Is the LearningCheck™ Creator replacing the StudyCards™ Creator?	57
Q: Can I convert a StudyCards question set into a LearningCheck document?	57
Q: Can I use the same LearningCheck™ Creator document on more than one handheld device?	57
Q: How much text can I copy into a Text box?	57
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