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Chapter 4: Recording Projects

You can launch Adobe Captivate and use the option File > Record a New Project to start recording a project. You can

also record and add additional slides to an existing project.

Before recording a project, you can choose the type and mode of recording in the recording window.

Types of recording

Automatic recording

When you record using automatic recording, Adobe Captivate captures screenshots automatically and places them on

separate slides. Mouse, keyboard, or system events are the common triggers for capturing screenshots. Automatic

recording is the most commonly used recording method in Adobe Captivate.

The recorded slides are now inserted in the project.

Autorecording modes

When autorecording projects, you can record a procedure in one or more of the following modes in a single recording:

• Demonstration mode

• Training simulation mode

• Assessment simulation mode

• Custom mode

Depending on the mode, one or more of the following objects are added automatically during the recording. You can

change recording preferences for the various modes. The descriptions for the various modes assume that you have not

changed the default recording preferences.

Text Captions Text captions are used to point out certain areas on a slide, explain concepts, or provide users with

additional information. Text captions can be created automatically or manually. If you are autorecording a project,

you can have Adobe Captivate automatically create text captions. Text captions are generated for the various mouse

and keyboard events.

The text captions use the labels in the application to describe a step. For example, if the user clicks File in the menu

bar, a text caption with the text, “Select the File menu” is created automatically. You can later edit the captions to your

requirements. When the user views the movie, the actions performed during recording are displayed along with the

captions

Text Entry Boxes Text entry boxes are Adobe Captivate objects that require user input. During recording in some of

the modes, text entry boxes with default hint, success, or failure captions are added to the slides. You can later edit the

text in these captions.

Click Boxes A click box is an object in Adobe Captivate that designates an area around the place where the mouse was

clicked during recording. Click boxes help users try out an application or website using the movie. After viewers click

a click box, you can have the project perform different actions. For example, the project resumes playing, opens a new

project, or opens a specific website.

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