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USING CAPTIVATE

Adding and Managing Objects

Last updated 9/28/2011

3 Open the Adobe Captivate project to which you want to add the object copied in the previous steps.

4 Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the slide to which you want to add the object.

5 Select Paste.

Duplicate objects

Duplicating objects is an easy way to reuse content. For example, you can duplicate a detailed caption and change some

of the text to quickly add more information to your project.

Note: To reuse media objects that appear in the Library, simply drag the object from the Library onto the slide.

1 Open the slide that contains the object you want to duplicate.

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

The object you selected is duplicated and the new object is placed on the slide. You can edit and work with the new

object just like the original object.

Align objects

Align multiple objects on a slide

If you have multiple objects on a slide, Adobe Captivate can automatically and perfectly align the objects for you. This

is an easy way to create precise and professional-looking project slides.

You have many options for aligning objects both vertically and horizontally. Some of the alignment options depend

upon the location of the anchor object. The anchor object is simply the first object you select. You might want to select

the largest object or the object that appears first as the anchor object. So that you can easily identify the anchor object,

it appears with white resizing handles, while any subsequent objects you select appear with black resizing handles.

The alignment is based on the registration point of an object, which is the upper left corner of the surrounding box of

the object. This point is constant in Adobe Captivate and cannot be changed. In objects with thick strokes, the

registration point is in the center of the strokes. For more information on registration points, see

this blog by Lieve

Weymeis.

1 Open the slide in which you want to align the objects. The slide must contain multiple objects.

2 Select Window > Align.

3 Select the objects on the slide by holding down the Shift key and clicking the individual objects.

4 Do one of the following:

• Click an alignment option on the alignment toolbar.

• Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the selected objects, choose Align, and select the appropriate

option from the pop-up menu.

The x (horizontal) and y (vertical) coordinates of the mouse are automatically displayed in the lower-right corner of

the Adobe Captivate project window as you move the mouse. Knowing exact coordinates can help you place objects

in a precise location on a slide. When aligning objects, it can be helpful to display the grid.

You can move objects using only the keyboard. Select an object and press an arrow key on your keyboard to move 1 pixel

at a time. To move an item by the number of pixels defined in the grid, select an object and press Control+arrow key.

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