

In this example, it was for the 0700 instance. JI meant to say that I'm running that script in the ready:layout event of the master page for a given subform page. This.rawValue = this.Section0700_ms.index +1 īut the "of #" is giving me fits. I can get the current "Page #" of the subform page using, The Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) is the certificate that the majority of students in Victoria receive on satisfactory completion of their secondary education. And since some of these forms can expand, I need the "of #" to dynamically change to represent added pages to that particular subform page. What I want to see is " of 3" for the 0700, " of 2" for the 0800, etc.

How do I get the subform pages to renumber?įor example, I can currently display " of 20" for the entire pdf document. However, I have a single requirement that has been stumping me for weeks. I am really liking what LiveCycle can do. I am combining them all into a single pdf form, and everything is working out great. To find out how this can be done, click here.JuJo wrote:Hello,I have multiple flowable subform pages that represent different existing paper forms (0700, 0800, 0805, etc.). There is also a Print option in that menu, so you can print your exam or save it as PDF by choosing a PDF printer, like do PDF. To do it, right-click on the question list area:Ĭhoose File->Save As to save your exam. If your exam isn't multiple choice, simply skip this field (you will be able to delete this question) and proceed to the next slide.Ĭlick the Add Question icon (1) to create a new question, and you will be able to select the desired type of your next question:Īs you keep adding question to your exam, you will be able to change their order, copy, paste, delete and perform all the usual editing steps on your exam. IT includes the question field, multiple choice answer options, and an optional explanation space. Next, you will be prompted to your first exam question with a there is already a multiple choice template.

You will get a Properties window where you can input all relevant exam information: Once installed and subscription activated, open your VCE Designer software and choose to create a new exam: VCE Designer is included in the VCE Exam Simulator PRO package, so you need to purchase this option if you plan to create and edit VCE exams: VCE Designer was developed by Avanset to allow users to create and edit their own VCE files.
