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Adobe Captivate 2019: New Update Removes Flash Output

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

Once the update is installed, you can confirm you have the latest build by choosing Help > About Adobe Captivate. Beyond some tweaks to the overall look and feel of the interface, this update finally removes references to SWF output in the Publish dialog box ( File > Publish ).

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Adobe Captivate 2017 for Beginners – Webinar Recording

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Adobe Captivate for Beginners is the first of a series of hands-on webinars we’ll be running regularly this year to help everyone learn the basics of designing and developing eLearning using Adobe Captivate, with each webinar led by John Stericker, our Adobe-certified Captivate Expert and Instructor.

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WEBINAR – Adobe Captivate 2017 for Beginners – Feb 7th!

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Are you using Adobe Captivate for the first time? Post-webinar we’ll also share a free Adobe Captivate shortcuts reference guide with all attendees. When: Wednesday 7 February 11am-12pm (AEDT). Duration: 60 Minutes. Wondering where to start?

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First Impressions: Creating Responsive Content in Adobe Captivate 2017

Adobe Captivate

Adobe Captivate 2017 is one such package, allowing you to create responsive content through Break points and Fluid Boxes. Captivate’s first method of creating responsive content is through the use of Break Points. Captivate stores this information for future reference. Break Points.

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Adobe Captivate: Say Hello to Version 7

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

How long was it between Adobe Captivate 5 and 6? Adobe has promised a more aggressive upgrade cycle for its programs that will make even the recent upgrade cycles look almost snail-like. Case in point: version 7 of the Captivate software was released today. WCAG 2.0).

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Adobe Captivate: Grids 'n Guides

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

However, if you prefer to control an object's slide placement without using the Transform panel, Adobe Captivate comes with a few other handy features that are often overlooked: Grids and Guides. The dots, which are visual reference points for you to use on the slide, will not display in a published lesson.

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Adobe Captivate: Anchors Away?

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

I'm referring to those pesky red arrows you often see to the right of objects on the Timeline. Looking for training on Adobe Captivate? IconLogic offers multiple live, online Adobe Captivate classes each month including Introduction to Adobe Captivate and Advanced Adobe Captivate.