At the time of this post, the TestGen Plug-in installer doesn't provide the option to install into Chrome. This is because the plug-in has not yet been thoroughly tested with Chrome.

However, cursory tests show that Chrome and the plug-in should be compatible. So, if you would like to "push ahead" and install the plug-in into Chrome you may do so one of two ways:

METHOD 1
Chrome and Firefox share plug-ins. If you install the Plug-in into Firefox, Chrome will pick it up. Note: you must keep Firefox installed for this to work.

1. Install Firefox.
2. Install the TestGen plug-in into Firefox.
3. At the end of the installation a test URL will launch to verify that the plug-in works in Firefox. Copy this URL.
4. Launch Chrome.
5. Paste the copied URL into the browser address field and see if the plug-in verifies.

METHOD 2
Install the plug-in into Firefox or IE, and then manually copy the plug-in files to Chrome.

1. Install the TestGen plug-in into Firefox (IE will work too).
2. Open up Firefox's "plugins" folder. Typically this is at, C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugins.
3. Right-click on the Chrome shortcut on your desktop (or in start menu) and view "Properties".
4. Click "Find Target" to open the location that Chrome was installed in to.
5. If there isn't already a "plugins" folder in Chrome's directory go ahead and create it.
6. Copy the following files from Firefox's plugins folder into Chrome's plugins folder:

npTGEQhelp.html
npTGEQPlugin.dat
nptgeqplugin.dll
testgenbd.otf
testgenbdit.otf
testgenit.otf
testgenrg.otf

7. Uninstall Firefox if desired.
8. Go to the Testgen Plug-in Test Page in chrome: