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USING CAPTIVATE

Recording Projects

Last updated 9/28/2011

Highlight boxes Highlight boxes are transparent, colored rectangles that can be placed over areas on a slide to draw

attention to the area. You can edit the formatting, color, transparency, and size of all highlight boxes. If you

automatically record a project or slides, Adobe Captivate creates a highlight box for the area on which a mouse event

occurs. If you have an existing project, you can also add highlight boxes manually.

More Help topics

“Text captions” on page 72

“Highlight boxes” on page 84

“Click boxes” on page 118

“Text entry boxes” on page 121

Demonstration mode

Use the demonstration mode when you want to demonstrate a procedure or feature. The movie produced in this mode

however, does not provide any scope for user interaction. The user can only passively view actions that were performed

when the project was recorded.

When recording a movie in the demonstration mode, Adobe Captivate does the following:

• Adds text captions using the labels of the controls in the application. For example, if the user clicks File in the menu

bar, a text caption with the text, “Select the File menu” is created automatically.

• Adds highlight boxes to highlight those areas where the mouse is clicked.

• Adds text that is typed manually during the recording.

Training Simulation mode

Use the training mode when you want the user to try the procedure during the movie. The movie moves to the next

slide only after the user has performed the previous action correctly.

When recording slides in training mode, Adobe Captivate does the following:

• Adds click boxes at places where the user must click the mouse.

• Adds text entry boxes for user input. The failure and hint captions are added to each text entry box.

Assessment Simulation mode

Use the assessment mode when you want to test how well the user has understood a procedure. You can set a score for

every correct click. You can also set the number of times the user can attempt a procedure. When the user fails to click

the right option in the number of attempts provided, the movie moves to the next step. The user does not get any score

for the failed attempt.

When recording slides in assessment mode, Adobe Captivate does the following:

• Adds click boxes at places where the user must click the mouse.

• Adds text entry boxes for user input. The failure caption is added to each text entry box.

Custom mode

Use the custom mode when working on a project where you need a mix of features available in the other modes. This

mode allows you to achieve the highest level of customization in Adobe Captivate. Using the custom mode, you can

create a project that is part demo, part training, and also provide for assessment. None of the Adobe Captivate objects

are added by default during recording in the Custom mode.

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