Macromedia captivate 2 User Manual

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Chapter 1:  Introduction and Installation
Print step-by-step job aids 
Provide printed documentation and generate concise step-by-
step guides. Use Adobe Captivate as a performance support tool and automatically convert 
complex tasks into a printer-friendly job aid.
Customize scoring slides 
Control the look and feel of quiz result slides. You can customize 
all aspects of a slide including the score options displayed and the default text captions. 
Reposition the slide by dragging in the film strip.
Insert slide notes from the Edit, Storyboard, and Branching tabs 
You can now use the 
Slide Note panel in the Edit, Storyboard, or Branching tabs to add notes to slides in your 
presentation.
Customize the size and position of objects 
You can use the Size and Position tab to define 
the size and position of objects such as captions, boxes, buttons, zoom area, text animation. 
Also you can use the Position tab to define the position of a Flash® Video. The size and position 
dimensions are displayed in the Stage toolbar when you select the object.
Work faster, edit more easily 
Save time and increase productivity with a multitude of 
streamlined workflows and usability enhancements such as the new hide and lock option in the 
Timeline, automatic addition of text entry boxes during simulation capture, color picker, 
customizable workspace, zoom in edit view, an improved user interface and many more. 
Benefit from increased product and playback performance.
Enhanced settings for object properties 
The Apply to all option in the Slide Properties and 
all object dialog boxes, lets you choose to apply options selected in the Settings menu, to all 
slides in the project. The Settings menu in the Slide Properties lets you select how to apply 
property changes in the project.
Simplified e-learning content transferring from authoring or content systems to an 
LMS 
Adobe Captivate 2 supports PENS, so you can publish e-learning courseware to an 
LMS with a one-time configuration in Adobe Captivate and a single click while publishing 
content.
Improved accessibility 
Closed captioning gives people with hearing disabilities access to 
Adobe Captivate presentations. You can add descriptive information that explains the audio 
recording in written text.
Using Adobe Captivate Help
Adobe Captivate Help uses WebHelp Pro as its output and is designed to open in your default 
web browser. Because Adobe Captivate Help is located on a server, the speed at which the system 
appears depends on your Internet connection speed. If necessary, you can select the option to 
view Adobe Captivate Help offline, instead of from the server. 
To access offline help:
From the Help menu, select Use Offline Help.
Using the Help window
Adobe Captivate Help includes the following left panes. To access each pane, click the Contents, 
Index, Search, or Glossary button in the toolbar.