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USING CAPTIVATE

Noninteractive Objects and Media

Last updated 9/28/2011

Edit free-form polygons

When you edit the free-form polygon, the sides of the polygon are displayed along with the connecting nodes. You can

alter the shape of the polygon by dragging the nodes. The clarity provided by this skeletal structure is especially useful

when editing complex polygons.

1 Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the free-form polygon and then select Edit Points.

2 The skeletal structure of the polygon is displayed.

3 Drag the required nodes.

4 To restore the fill and stroke, click outside the polygon.

To redraw a selected polygon, right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the object and then select Redraw

Shape.

Duplicate drawing objects

❖ Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the object and then select Duplicate.

Place text inside drawing objects

1 Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the object, and then select Add Text. You can also double-click

the object and start typing the text at the cursor.

2 Add text in the text area that appears within the object, and use the Character area of the Property Inspector

(Window > Properties) to format the text.

To edit text within objects, right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the object and then select Edit Text. The

text in the text area within the object is made available for editing. The text option is not available when you have

selected the line tool.

Snap lines to objects

When drawing straight lines, you can make them snap to the contours of other Adobe Captivate objects, including

free-form objects. Use this option when you want to precisely connect the end of a straight line to the periphery of an

object.

To snap lines to objects, do the following:

1 Click the Snap To Object icon.

2 Draw the object (rectangle, oval, free-form polygon, and so on).

When you now draw a straight line, the line snaps to the contours of objects with which it comes in contact.

Animations

Adobe Captivate lets you add animation to Adobe Captivate SWF files. This introduces an element of motion that is

effective and eye-catching for users. Add existing animation files to a slide or use the animated text feature in Adobe

Captivate.

When you add an animation file to your project, it automatically gets added to the library to the Media folder.

• You can add SWF or GIF animation files directly to a slide. Slides containing an animation file can be edited just

like other slides containing an object.

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