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USING CAPTIVATE

Noninteractive Objects and Media

Last updated 9/28/2011

Change mouse movements

You can change mouse movements for an individual slide. For example, you may want to emphasize mouse movement

in a screenshot so that it is more obvious to the viewer.

1 Using the mouse, move the pointer over the end of the mouse line on the slide until the pointer turns into a hand.

2 Drag the pointer to a new location on the slide.

If you change the pointer on a slide, the starting pointer location changes on the next slide. Preview your project to

ensure that mouse movement flows smoothly from slide to slide.

You can’t align mouse movement to a previous slide. Make sure that you manually change the starting point of the

mouse on the first project slide containing mouse movements.

Mouse paths

Align mouse paths

You may need the pointer to be completely still during the playback of a slide and have it align properly with the

previous or next slide. In this case, it is difficult to manually position the pointer correctly. Adobe Captivate can solve

the problem by automatically aligning the pointer to the same position as the previous or next slide in the project.

1 Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) and select Align To Previous Slide or Align To Next Slide.

2 Preview your project to see how the pointer is aligned between slides.

Note: If you have mouse movement on the first slide of your project, you can manually change the start point of the

mouse movement (because you cannot align to a previous slide).

Change shape of mouse paths

By default, Adobe Captivate creates curved mouse paths on slides for a realistic, natural feel. However, a straight mouse

path is sometimes preferable, for example, showing movement across a toolbar.

You can set the curved or straight mouse movement option for an individual slide.

❖ In the Property Inspector (Window > Properties) select Straight Pointer Path.

This option acts like a toggle. Select it again to restore curved paths.

Set mouse click effect

You can set a mouse click color or effect. Use this option to add a quick burst of color or special effect around the

pointer to emphasize mouse clicks during project playback.

1 In an open project, select a slide containing mouse movement.

2 In the Property Inspector (Window > Properties),

3 Select Show Mouse Click.

4 Do one of the following:

• Select Default. Click the color box to open the Color dialog box. Select a color and click OK.

• Select Custom. Select an option from the pop-up menu. To preview these options, select one and click Play. The

SWF file plays in the small Preview window on the right. You can also select Browse in the pop-up menu and

navigate to a SWF file.

To view the mouse click color, preview the project.

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