Macromedia captivate 2 Manual De Usuario
Editing slides
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Display options
If you want, set the additional display options such as bold, italic, underline,
and justification.
Type caption text here
Enter the caption text exactly as you want it to appear.
Apply properties to all captions in the project
Select this option to apply the changes you
made in this dialog box to all text captions in the project. Properties applied to all text captions
are caption style, font type, font size, font color, and transition. Text and text properties (bold,
center, and so on), and display time are not applied to all text captions, but remain as set for
each individual text caption.
are caption style, font type, font size, font color, and transition. Text and text properties (bold,
center, and so on), and display time are not applied to all text captions, but remain as set for
each individual text caption.
6.
Click OK.
Note: If you create a transparent caption, avoid underlining text. In order to display underlining in
transparent captions properly, we must use a font display method that may decrease text quality.
transparent captions properly, we must use a font display method that may decrease text quality.
Adding text for screen readers to a slide
Screen readers are used by people with disabilities, particularly visual impairment. A screen reader
can read aloud text that appears on the computer screen. In Adobe Captivate, you can write text
for individual slides that can be read by a screen reader.
can read aloud text that appears on the computer screen. In Adobe Captivate, you can write text
for individual slides that can be read by a screen reader.
To add text that can be read by a screen reader to a slide:
1.
Open an Adobe Captivate project.
2.
Double-click the slide to which you want to add accessible text.
3.
Click the Slide tab.
4.
Click Accessibility.
5.
Type in the text that you want the screen reader to read aloud. If there is text on the slide (such
as captions) or any slide notes or closed captions have been written, you can click Insert slide
text, Insert slide notes, or Insert Closed Captioning Text to add that text for use as slide
accessibility text.
as captions) or any slide notes or closed captions have been written, you can click Insert slide
text, Insert slide notes, or Insert Closed Captioning Text to add that text for use as slide
accessibility text.
6.
Click OK and then click OK again.
Adding transitions
Transitions are a special effect that you can set to appear between slides in Adobe Captivate
projects. Transitions can, depending on the content of your project, create a smoother flow from
one slide to the next. Try adding a transition and then previewing your project to see how it looks.
projects. Transitions can, depending on the content of your project, create a smoother flow from
one slide to the next. Try adding a transition and then previewing your project to see how it looks.
Note: When you set a transition type, the transition effect only applies to the selected slide. If you
want to apply the transition to all slides in your project, you must select Apply to all.
want to apply the transition to all slides in your project, you must select Apply to all.
To add a transition between slides:
1.
Open an Adobe Captivate project.
2.
Double-click the slide to which you want to add a transition.
3.
From the Slide menu, select Properties.
The Slide Properties dialog box appears.