Printing

You can preview and print the CTN form at any time before or after submitting it.

Print a CTN from within a draft

You can preview and print a draft CTN while you are working on it:

• Select the Save button at the top of the form.
• Select the Print Preview button at the top of the form.

The print preview will open in a new window. Select the Print button at the top to print a copy of the CTN you are working on.

Print a CTN from the online portal

Within the online portal, there are three different stages during the CTN submission process at which you can preview and print the submission: Drafts, Lodged Submissions and Clinical Trials Repository.

To preview and print a submission you will need to access the relevant area of the CTN form.

• To access your list of Drafts see View saved drafts
• To access your list of Lodged Submissions see View lodged submissions
• To access your Clinical Trials Repository see View the Clinical Trials Repository
• Once you have accessed your Drafts/Lodged Submissions/Clinical Trials Repository, select the drop-down arrow beside the CTN you wish to preview and print (located at the far left of each CTN - it will turn green when selected).
• Select Print Preview.

• The print preview will open in a new window. Select the Print button at the top to print a copy of the CTN.

• You can then print the CTN as a hard copy. Alternatively, you can create a PDF version by selecting the relevant PDF program (e.g. Adobe PDF) from your printer options.
• You can then save this PDF file.

Print a TGA acknowledgement

• Access your Clinical Trials Repository as outlined in View the Clinical Trials Repository.
• Select the drop-down arrow beside the CTN you wish to preview and print (located at the far left of each CTN - it will turn green when selected).
• Select Print Preview.

• The print preview will open in a new window. Select the Print button at the top to print a copy of the CTN.

• You can then print the CTN as a hard copy. Alternatively, you can create a PDF version by selecting the relevant PDF program (e.g. Adobe PDF) from your printer options.
• You can then save this PDF file.

Refer to our clinical trial FAQs for quick tips on how to resolve any issues with the print preview function.