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Adobe Captivate: Export Audio

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by Kevin Siegel    You can import or record audio to just about anything in Adobe Captivate.   Looking for a more direct method of exporting project audio?   If neither the Podcast or Library route is your cup of tea, then I've got one more method up my sleeve.

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[WEBINAR] – Adding Software Demos and Simulations to a Project in Adobe Captivate

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Welcome to the next instalment of our Adobe Captivate Webinar Series. Following on from our Adobe Captivate for Beginners webinar, we will now look at creating software simulations, training demonstrations and video demonstrations in an Adobe Captivate project. Register here: [link].

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Adobe Captivate: Analyze and Chart Quiz Data Without an LMS, Part II

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by Kevin Siegel Last week I wrote about how Adobe Captivate 5 offers an alternate reporting method for posting quiz data instead of an expensive LMS: Acrobat.com and the free Adobe Captivate Quiz Results Analyzer. This week, let's investigate a second alternative reporting method. Strap yourself in.

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Adobe Captivate – Video & Executable Publish Options

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In this Adobe Captivate QuickTip, I will answer the question what happened to Captivate’s ability to publish your CPTX projects as either video or as a stand-alone executable for Mac or PC. This tutorial is for non-responsive projects only as these two publishing methods are not compatible with responsive projects.

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ADOBE ROBOHELP: Stay Away Mighty Google

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  The protection method is ideal.   Which method works best depends on your goal.   If you're looking to learn Adobe RoboHelp, consider my highly-interactive live, online beginner class or my advanced content reuse class. Protect your content on the server side.    

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Adobe Captivate: Don't Throw The Closed Captions Away with the Audio

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This sounds like the most straightforward method. Looking to learn Captivate? we still offer two online classes for Captivate 4, Beginner and Advanced. Click here for details on the Beginner class. If you need to replace a slide's audio clip, you have two choices. Instead, choose Audio > Edit > Slide.

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ADOBE ROBOHELP: Stay Away Mighty Google

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  The protection method is ideal.   Which method works best depends on your goal.   If you're looking to learn Adobe RoboHelp, consider my highly-interactive live, online beginner class or my advanced content reuse class. Protect your content on the server side.    

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