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USING CAPTIVATE

Creating Projects

Last updated 9/28/2011

• Add narration to the project, either by recording audio or by converting text to speech.

To get feedback on the edited file, send it out to one or more reviewers. Reviewers can comment on the SWFs while

playing them in the Adobe Captivate Reviewer, an Adobe AIR application. The comments are automatically imported

into the project and displayed on the timeline, and in the SWF Commenting panel.

You can make the required changes to the project and publish it in multiple formats, including SWF and PDF files.

You can use the LMS settings in Adobe Captivate to publish a LMS-ready file.

You can do the following to improve efficiency when creating similar Adobe Captivate projects:

• Achieve consistency across projects using project templates.

• Ensure a consistent appearance for projects using design templates.

• Use rerecording scripts to automate the recording process for similar sequences for web applications.

You can enhance the potential of Adobe Captivate by using it with other software such as Adobe® Flash®, Microsoft®

PowerPoint®, RoboScreen Capture®, and Acrobat Connect®.

More Help topics

“Overview of project editing” on page 190

“Publishing Projects” on page 220

Create projects

Create a project by recording

You can create an Adobe Captivate project by recording events in an application or screen area on your computer. The

following modes of recording are available.

Automatic Recording Adobe Captivate captures screenshots automatically and places them in separate slides. For

more information, see

“Automatic recording” on page 31.

Full Motion Recording Adobe Captivate records the entire set of events in real time as a video. For more information,

see

“Full motion recording” on page 33.

Manual Recording You can manually capture screenshots using this option. The chosen set of screenshots appears

sequentially in separate slides after the recording is complete. For more information, see

“Manual recording” on

page 33.

For more information, see “Recording Projects” on page 31.

Create a project from PowerPoint presentations

You can import an entire PowerPoint presentation, or only selected slides into an Adobe Captivate project. Each

PowerPoint slide is imported as a separate slide in the Adobe Captivate project. You can later edit the PowerPoint

presentations from within Adobe Captivate.

For a demonstration on how to create projects based on PowerPoint presentations, see

www.adobe.com/go/learn_pptprojtutorial_en.

More Help topics

“Microsoft PowerPoint” on page 232

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