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As we begin the new academic year, let me take a moment to welcome back our seasoned ExamView users and extend greetings to those of you new to this newsletter. Four times a year, the ExamView Quarterly newsletter comes to you with useful tips and answers to some of the more frequently asked questions about ExamView. Instructors from around the world contribute their insight by writing articles for the In Your Own Words and ExamView My Way columns.

I hope you find this issue helpful as you begin the year. Our goal is to help you save time and improve your students' performance. Your feedback is important to us. Please let us know how we can continue these efforts.

Sincerely,

President

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ExamView is now used in more than 30 countries! More publishers than ever are using ExamView. Read about the new free Internet Test Results utility. Learn about a great back-to-school offer on the latest version of ExamView. It's our job to know the latest information on assessment and teacher tools. Let us share with you some of the information that we think you will find important, helpful, and immediately useful.	This issue addresses questions about inserting pictures into questions, formatting multiple-choice questions, obtaining technical support, and locating question banks. Want to become a power user? Check out the latest user tips to find out how to reduce cheating, use advanced formatting features, and copy/paste a test to your word processor. Kevin McMenamin from The Peninsula School (Australia) describes how he uses ExamView to deliver math homework assignments online. Instructors work together to create a pool of questions and then use the statistical result data to refine their questions and help students improve performance.

Susan Fielder (Coordinator, Southeast Community College OnLine) and several instructors share their thoughts and experiences using ExamView. If you have an idea to share or want to share your successes with ExamView, please send us a note.