.VCX files - what are they, and how do I use them?

[FanSince1979]

I downloaded a .zip file that is supposed to help me study for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certifications.

The following files were in the zip file:
CCNA 1.VCX
CCNA CD1.000
CCNA CD1.010
CCNA CD1.020
CCNA CD1.vc4

Does anybody know what I do with these files? I'm guessing they are ripped from a CD, and that I'll need to convert them back onto a CD. I am very familiar with making cd copies with .iso files, but I've never seen .vcx files.

[wyattearp65]

Dude,no disrespect but, my head is spinning just trying to figure out what your talking about,but i hope you get the help ya need, and good luck with your P-38 space modulator thing.or what ever it was. hahaha :D

[PhillyFan]

Virtual Component Exchange.

Just type in ".vcx" into your web browser and it will bring up a couple of sites on the topic.

[FanSince1979]

I found the answer on another forum:
They are Microsoft FoxPro files. Use a program called UltraISO Media, it will burn your Virtual CD images (.vc4) into working CD's.

Once you've installed the program just goto Tools>Convert, select the .vc4 extension, locate file and convert to ISO. Then just burn the ISO to CD.

[SDRaiderH8er]

And here along I thought he was going to need a penicillin shot :D