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USING CAPTIVATE

Recording Projects

Last updated 9/28/2011

For example, let us consider a movie meant for training the user on editing a file. In the first few slides for simpler tasks

like opening the application and opening the file, you can retain the slides created in the demo mode. When you move

to the slides describing the procedure for editing, you can add the various objects with which the user can interact.

Finally, you can provide for assessment slides at the end of the project.

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“Set recording preferences” on page 35

Multimode recording

When you record an Adobe Captivate project, you can choose to record in more than one mode. Multimode recording

helps you save time when working on projects that require outputs in more than one autorecording mode.

Full motion recording

During full motion recording (FMR), the entire set of events is captured in real time as a video. Use FMR for movies

that demonstrate complex procedures, such as drawing or reshaping an object. FMR movies are also useful when

demonstrating visual cues, such as the change in the shape of the pointer when it moves over certain objects. A handy

cam icon is displayed on slides generated using FMR.

In the automatic recording mode, actions such as drag-and-drop and mouse wheel movements are automatically

captured in the FMR mode. You can change this setting using the Preferences dialog box.

When the FMR mode is disabled during autorecording, you can selectively capture FMR slides by pressing F9

(Windows) or Command+F9 (Mac) to shift to FMR mode. To end FMR mode, press F10 (Windows) or

Command+F10 (Mac). The full motion recorded movie is placed into one slide of a project and plays like a “mini

movie” within the larger project.

You know that full motion recording has begun by looking at the Adobe Captivate icon in the system tray (lower-right

corner of Windows computer screen) or the status bar (on Mac). When you are recording normally, the icon appears

as a regular icon. When full motion recording automatically begins, the icon flashes.

Note: FMR files increase the size of the project.

Manual recording

You can construct a project by manually taking screenshots during recording. Use manual recording when you want

to pick and choose a few screenshots during the recording process. The procedure can get tedious for complicated

procedures involving many steps.

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