Help simulating my circuit with Electronics simulator

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I designed a circuit for my take-home Electronics final (for which we can use Google etc.) but I can't figure out how to test it in an electronics simulator. I'm trying to use Partsim and don't know what to do about outputs/inputs. It's a BJT amplifier. The output is supposed to be on the collector leg (Vcc -> resistor -> output -> collector leg) and the input is on the emitter leg (input -> cap -> voltage divider -> emitter leg). But the program is being weird and I don't know how to pick an output... I set up the rest of the circuit fine (except that the transistor I want to use isn't one of the options).
 
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Could you post a pic of your circuit?

Also check you have the GND connected properly and that you've attached a probe to the point where you want to measure the voltage.
 
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