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VCE Exam Simulator 2.4.1 is a test engine designed specifically for certification exam preparation. Examcollection - Open VCE Files on your PC and Mobile. Supports all VCE question types and case-study exams. Retake incorrectly answered questions again. The VCE Exam Simulator is a test engine specifically designed for exam preparation. This software allows you to create, edit and practice exam in a very similar environment to the test. The scientific test plays an important role in preparing the test and gives you an idea of what you expect in the actual exam and will allow you to evaluate.
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Frequently named among Avanset's best selling products, VCE Designer lets you create and edit your own VCE practice exams. If you want to create or edit VCE dumps, VCE Designer is the go-to tool.
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To download VCE Designer, you need to go to Avanset website and click VCE Exam Simulator PRO, since this program is not included in the BASIC version of the VCE Exam Simulator.
Follow the guidelines to click the duration of your subscription, download and install your software solution. If you've done everything correctly, you will see VCE Designer as a green icon in the list of your programs (you can even add the icon to your desktop).
Using VCE Designer
Open VCE Designer, tap File->New and click your option. We recommend that you start with creating a Standard Exam. Standard exams are exactly what you see in most VCE dumps, they are those VCE practice exams shared by students and IT professionals for their certification exams.
In the Properties part, fill out the basic exam information, including exam name, number etc. Don't worry if you're not sure about some fields at the moment as you can always go back and edit the properties later.
When you open your new exam, there is already a multiple choice question template waiting for you. You can fill it in with the question, or delete this question later if you don't need it (if the exam you are about to create does not have any multiple choice questions for example).
When you need to add a new question to your exam, tap the Add Question icon (1), and it will prompt a dialogue box so you can select the question type you need:
If you want your exam to have more than 1 section, tap New Section to create more sections in the VCE practice exam:
If you want to edit your question selection, change the order of the questions, add or remove questions, copy, paste etc, you can do so by right-taping on the question list area:
To edit your sections, go to the section list and use menu on the right:
While editing a question, you will be able can refer to the preview tab to see how your file looks. By right clicking the editing area, you will get access to more editing functions.
If you want your VCE exam to carry more value to the users, you should consider adding an optional explanation of the correct answer. This information might be helpful to other users, especially those who get the question wrong. To do this, simply fill out the Explanation/Reference section as shown below:
To save your exam, tap File->Save as. You will also have the option of printing your exam in that dropdown menu (you may have noticed that VCE Designer follows the standard menu layout used for most popular software solution options):
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If you are looking for reliable software that would allow you to easily create and edit VCE exams, save VCE files, print out VCE exams or save them as PDF, then VCE Designer is exactly what you need.
VCE Designer is included in VCE Exam Simulator PRO package, so you need to choose PRO, and not BASIC:
Once you have chosen your subscription, made the payment and installed the software, open VCE Designer. To create a new exam, click File->New and choose your option:
In this case, we have chosen Standard exam. Once you click it, you will be prompted to the Properties window to fill out the basic information about your VCE file, such as exam name, time limit, passing score etc. If you don't have this information, you can leave the fields blank and come back to them later:
To add a new question to your exam, click the Add Question icon (1), and it will prompt a dialogue box so you can select the question type you need. Consequently, you can create as many questions as you need, and one exam can include different question types.
When you have more questions in your exam file, you will be able to change their order, copy, paste , delete etc questions, as well as edit your exam properties by right-clicking on the question list area:
To edit a question, you can type right-click on the question area, and proceed to copy, paste, add image from the hard drive, etc - just the way this would be done in Microsoft Word, or similar software:
Saving the exam is just as easy: choose File->Save As. To Print your VCE file, choose Print from the same menu.
VCE Designer also allows you to export a VCE file as PDF. Click here for tutorial on VCE-PDF-VCE conversions and other actions.