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Adobe Captivate: Understand Project Cache and Save Some Cash

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When I teach my Adobe Captivate beginner vILT classes , we cover application Preferences fairly early. If If you're on a Mac, choose Adobe Captivate > Preferences. According to Adobe, the Project Cache folder contains all of your projects' components until you click the Clear Cache button.

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ADOBE CAPTIVATE: Branding Print Documentation

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One of Adobe Captivate's most often overlooked features is its ability to generate support documentation for your eLearning content.   Note: Prior to moving forward, create a copy of the Adobe Captivate.dot file mentioned below and keep it in a safe place.   Using Microsoft Word, open Adobe Captivate.dot.

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Adobe Captivate: Preview In Browser Fix

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During our  live, online beginner Adobe Captivate class, you learn about previewing your project pretty quickly. You will find the following menu items in the Preview drop-down menu of a standard project: Play Slide, Project, Next 5 slides, In Browser, HTML5 in Browser, Preview in SCORM Cloud, and In Adobe Edge Inspect.

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Adobe Captivate: Swapping Speech Agents

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by Kevin Siegel      During every  Captivate beginner class , time is spent on the second day teaching everyone how to use Captivate's Text-to-Speech feature to convert slide notes into speech. Choose  Audio > Speech Management  to open the Speech Management dialog box. Interested? 

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ADOBE CAPTIVATE: Branding Print Documentation

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

One of Adobe Captivate's most often overlooked features is its ability to generate support documentation for your eLearning content.   Note: Prior to moving forward, create a copy of the Adobe Captivate.dot file mentioned below and keep it in a safe place.   Using Microsoft Word, open Adobe Captivate.dot.

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Social Media Libraries for Flash

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A couple of months back, the Adobe Captivate blog demonstrated a twitter widget that can be integrated within a Captivate Flash output to send a tweet (as questions/suggestions/comments etc.) However, they open sourced it later for the ease of updating. Developed by Adobe and Facebook, this API is fully supported by both.

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Adobe FrameMaker: Including Chapter Numbers in a Table of Contents

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I received the following question from one of my Adobe FrameMaker students: I am making a table of contents (TOC) for my book. If you want to use the chapter numbers from the book files, all you need to do is make one quick edit to the TOC reference page within the book's TOC file: Open the table of contents file. by Barb Binder.

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