I am now a Dreamweaver CS5 ACE

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The Dreamweaver CS5 recertification exam is now available at testrac.com/adobe. I've successfully completed the exam, so I can now call myself a Dreamweaver CS5 ACE.

If you're interested in becoming an ACE, visit the Adobe Certification page. While the CS5 proctored exams aren't yet available at PearsonVUE, the re-certifications for InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop ARE available now at www.testrac.com/adobe. Keep an eye out for the proctored exams, and also for more re-certification exams in the near future.
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Hi James,
I want to become an ACE at Dreamweaver CS5, but I am wondering why the test is called a recertification exam. The name seems to imply that there is a prerequisite exam. Do you know if this is true, or is it just that the test is applicable to recertification as well as initial certification? Thank you, Jennifer

Was the exam hard?

Can you tell us about the exam? Was it multiple choice? Any coding involved? Did you have to do any on screen actions? Any examples of a question? How long was it for? What is the pass mark? How did you study for it? Recommend any books?

PearsonVUE is much more used in Europe as an exam provider, they need to start offering it. But that is besides the point I guess. Was the exam about real world examples? I've done Microsoft stuff and all the questions were about the product (where to click to open a tool etc.), not using it to make something that works actually

Love your site!!

Congratulation james, I know i am bit late. So some questions from me too.
I am working on CS4 and planning for the same. i use it as my default tool to code and design.
Any suggestion how can i prepare for the exam.

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