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USING CAPTIVATE

Interactive Objects

Last updated 9/28/2011

Modify buttons on question slides

You can modify some properties of buttons on question slides. The standard buttons are Clear, Back, Submit, and Skip.

1 Select the question button that you want to modify.

2 In the Quiz Properties panel, set the values for the various options.

Note: Resize any buttons before resizing the project. Resizing a project does not resize the buttons automatically.

Click boxes

Click boxes are areas on the slide where the user must click before the next action can take place. You can use click

boxes to demonstrate an application's functionality, for example, by placing them on menus or buttons where the user

must click. You can determine what happens after the user performs a successful click. For example, the project can

advance to the next slide, open a URL, or send an e-mail message.

You can insert the following types of click boxes in Adobe Captivate:

• Right-click box

• Left-click box

• Double-click box

Unless specified as a double-click or right-click box in the properties, click boxes act as left-click boxes. You can

recognize the different kinds of click boxes by their associated icons.

Right-click boxes are not supported in the following cases and act as left-click boxes after you publish the Adobe

Captivate project:

• Publishing a project as a SWF file (HTML option enabled) unless you:

• Disable accessibility (Edit > Preferences > Project > Publish Settings)

• Publish SWF in a trusted path if you are planning to serve the content from a CD. If the javascript is enabled in

the browser and the content is served from a webserver, this step is not required.

• Publishing a project with 508 compliance enabled.

• Publishing a project to a PDF file.

• Publishing a project as EXE files.

Note: Right-click boxes are not supported during the project preview (Project, From This Slide, and Next ‘n’ Slides preview

options).

After you have added a click box to your project, you can view and edit its properties using Property inspector. To view

the properties of a click box in relation with other interactive objects in the project, select Project > Advanced

Interaction.

Properties of click boxes

To view the properties of a click box, select it on the slide. The Property inspector displays the properties of the click box.

When you change the properties, the changes are instantly applied to the selected instance of the click box. Click the

Apply to all icon to apply the changes to all the click boxes in the project or to those that use the same object style.

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