
January 5th, 2004, 01:35 PM
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I think that you have to work with the publisher of the book in question to create an "offical" study guide. I had a professor that made the offical study-guide for an Econ Book, but he worked with the publisher of the Econ Book.
Now I imagine you could probably make an unoffical study-book, I bet there is a lot of that for LSAT, SAT, SAT, MAT, etc...
To be honest though, this is not the best place to ask for help. I think we would all recommend you talk to a copyright lawyer or a publishing company.
Finally, why would you make an exam for a book? That seems to be about 90degrees from what you want. I would image you want to test understanding of accounting procedures, rules or legal issues. In that case it would probably be better to create tests and then possibly list books that provide good exposure to the exam content.
My two cents for what they're worth.
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