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    Tutorial: How To Convert PDF To VCE Using Exam Formatter

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    The document provides a 10 step process for converting a PDF file to VCE format using Exam Formatter: 1. Launch Exam Formatter and import the PDF file. 2. Specify the question number format if the text is not already divided into questions. 3. Copy the running title from the PDF, remove specified running titles from the converted text, and paste the running title. 4. Save the file as a VCE format which can then be opened in Visual CertExam Manager.

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    Tutorial: How To Convert PDF To VCE Using Exam Formatter

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    The document provides a 10 step process for converting a PDF file to VCE format using Exam Formatter: 1. Launch Exam Formatter and import the PDF file. 2. Specify the question number format if the text is not already divided into questions. 3. Copy the running title from the PDF, remove specified running titles from the converted text, and paste the running title. 4. Save the file as a VCE format which can then be opened in Visual CertExam Manager.

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    The document provides a 10 step process for converting a PDF file to VCE format using Exam Formatter: 1. Launch Exam Formatter and import the PDF file. 2. Specify the question number format if the text is not already divided into questions. 3. Copy the running title from the PDF, remove specified running titles from the converted text, and paste the running title. 4. Save the file as a VCE format which can then be opened in Visual CertExam Manager.

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    Tutorial: How To Convert PDF To VCE Using Exam Formatter

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    The document provides a 10 step process for converting a PDF file to VCE format using Exam Formatter: 1. Launch Exam Formatter and import the PDF file. 2. Specify the question number format if the text is not already divided into questions. 3. Copy the running title from the PDF, remove specified running titles from the converted text, and paste the running title. 4. Save the file as a VCE format which can then be opened in Visual CertExam Manager.

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    Tutorial: How to convert PDF to VCE using Exam Formatter

    Let's assume that you already have the PDF file you wish to convert to VCE format.
    1. Launch Exam Formatter.

    2. From the "File" menu, click "Import". Select a PDF file and click "Open".
    3. If text will not be devided into separate questions, do the following.
    Find the question numbering format in the PDF file. For example:
    From the "File" menu, click "Settings". In the "Question number format" field, specify the question number string but replace the numberic value with &x. Click "Add".
    Select "Use selected question number format". Click "OK".
    4. In the original text find and copy running title line to the Clipboard.
    5. Check "Remove the following running titles". Paste the running title line from the Clipboard. Click "OK".
    6. The specified running title will be removed from the text of each question.
    7. From the "File" menu, click "Save As...". In the "Save As" dialog box, click "Save".
    8. Visual CertExam Designer will be launched, if you have it installed.
    9. From the "File" menu, click "Save". In the "Save As" dialog box, click "Save".
    10. Now you can open the created VCE file in Visual CertExam Manager.

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