But this shouldn’t matter, and you won’t notice, if all you’re using it for is everyday use (printing off past exams, forms to sign etc). Note that sometimes the output file quality is a little lower than original when you print to pdf. But you can just print to pdf using bullzip, and then save the resulting pdf and voila you’ve edited the pdf for free.

Pdf exchange allows pdf editing (add remove pages etc.) in the free version, but if you save it in the free version it puts a watermark over each page. Hot tip: you can also use this to edit pdfs for free. So you just open the file in the pdf reader, hit print, set the printer to bullzip, and it will output a pdf you can then save.

2.Now download and install any PDF printers. This will install Visual CertExam Designer and Visual CertExam Manager. Don’t know exactly what type of file you’re trying to convert, but grab pdf xchange editor (its free, although pdf editing is in the paid product).īut, if it opens your file, you can use bullzip pdf printer (download it) to print to pdf, then save that file. 1.First download VCE Exam Simulator and install it on your home PC.