Mike,
The tool was developed using Filemaker pro - so there are several features in the menu (such as import and insert picture and movie) that arent actually implemented in the useful part of the application. GiT was created so that i could easily "drag and drop" questions and answers and feedback from an open word document into the correct fields (hence i paid no attention to the tab order (see Timothy's post above).
There is a help page which is viewable from the question entry screen. also - i made a 10min tutorial on using the thing which can be viewed here:
http://www.radmoodle.com/file.php/1/GIT%20Tutorial.html
The functionality of importing a word document and then automatically parsing it into the appropriate GIFT format is the holy grail - but the documents that i am converting were authored by many people with no standard format and i dont have the "natural language processing skillz" neccessary for a tool that kewl.
So my workflow consists of opening up GIT on the left and the word doc on the right (best with a widescreen monitor) and then drag and drop the questions from one document to another. sigh. i know it is not the most elegant solution, but it is all i could do.
On a side note, i will try to implement some of the suggestions from Timothy's post, however things (like it nor being clear which field you are in, and the refresh everytime you switch fields) are a "feature" of Filemaker Pro.
I did not know of the existense of Respondus, after a brief review it seems that GiT is in the same vein, yet infantile in it's current state. I made GiT specifically tailored to the kinds of questions I am importing and did not add the functionality for all 7 question types. I may get a chance to add this, but i think i will have to go to a different screen layout - tailored for each question type.
Also, filemaker supports unicode, and the GIFT file it exports is unicode as well.
-jon