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. However, if you accidentally choose Insert > Image Slide insead of Insert > Image , and open an image, the result is very different than simply inserting an image onto a slide. In fact, you will end up with a new slide in your project. MORE >>

Attach the Action to the first slide.  (Select Slide 1 on the Filmstrip. Below are the screen shots for the Action and attaching the action to the slide On slide enter. Insert a blank slide before Slide 1. Set the timing of the new slide to 0.1 The learner will never notice the extra slide but the closed captions will be on automatically and should be displayed properly.  We offer  Beginner and Advanced classes. Both by Lori Smith. Read on for a quick way to solve the problem. seconds. MORE >>

If your Captivate lesson contained 50 slides, the resulting PDF you. only be able to print the slides contained in the PDF one slide at a time. There is no way to print all of the slides. one slide will print). Back in the Captivate project, open a slide for editing (if you want the print icon to appear on every slide, you should insert the widget on the first slide). Position the widget on your slide wherever you'd like. Ensure the widget is in front of all other slide objects by choosing Edit > Order > Bring to Front. MORE >>

For instance, if you want to add audio to the project slide, you would choose Audio > Import to > Slide. If you would like to attach audio to an object on a slide, you would first select the object and choose  Audio > Import to > Object. If your project consisted of 100 slides and hundreds of objects, you would be looking at thousands of clicks. and the one that's going to save you all the time, is to drag the audio clips from the Library and directly onto slide objects. by Kevin Siegel. the gift of time.   The final step. MORE >>

When importing voiceover audio into Adobe Captivate, I always suggest that audio be added directly to the slide instead of objects on the slide ( Audio > Import to > Slide ). By importing audio directly onto the slide, you'll have more direct control over the audio. In the image below, a voiceover clip has been added to a slide, and the audio has been set to play just when the slide appears. We offer  Beginner and Advanced classes, as well as a half-day course on Advanced Actions. by Kevin Siegel. MORE >>