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AI, DEI, Twine: ID Links 4/23/24

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Julie Dirksen Beginner’s Guide to Midjourney Consistent Characters. I used this as the starting point for my project management simulation. Twine2 is a great tool for beginners to make games, but there aren’t customization options out of the box, and the way to use CSS is not well documented.

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Adobe Captivate 5: One Masterful Slide

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by Kevin Siegel Ever needed to display an object across several or all of your Captivate project slides? One way to show an object (such as your logo) across multiple slides is to use Captivate's Show for rest of project command via the Options tab of several objects.

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Adobe Captivate: Update Image Usage Project-Wide

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Adding an image onto a Captivate slide is as simple as choosing Insert > Image. Once the image has been added to the project, adding additional instances of the image to more slides is a snap. All that you need to do is go to the Library (Window menu) and drag the image onto a slide.

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Adobe Captivate: Slide Numbering Made Easy

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  If you're using Adobe Captivate 5 there's a handy dandy SlideNumbering widget that lets you put the slide count on any/all of your project slides using the format you like (e.g. slide x of y, this is page x, etc). For either Captivate 4 or Captivate 5 developers, place the slide counting object on Slide 1.

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Adobe Captivate 5.5: Show For the Rest of the Project. Or Not

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If you'd like to repeat an object over a majority of your slides, one of the easiest ways to proceed is to select the object and, on the Properties panel, Timing group, select Display for rest of project. Alternatively, you can create and use master slides. The rest of project option is compelling because it's so simple.

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Adobe Captivate 5: One Quick Way to a Project Template

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During my Advanced Captivate class , we spend quite a bit of time creating a project template from scratch. Templates are simple enough to create via File > New Project > Project Template. There is still hope, however, if you'd like to use an existing project as a project template.

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Adobe Captivate 5: Of Images and Image Slides

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When inserting images into a Captivate project, you have two choices via the Insert menu: Image and Image Slide. For most developers looking to simply insert an image on a slide, choosing Insert > Image and then opening the desired image is a common process, one that doesn't need a great deal of afterthought.