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Adobe Captivate 7: The Essentials

5. Modify the appearance of the Text Caption again.

 ensure the Text Caption is still selected

 on the Properties panel, General group, select Frosted from the Caption

drop-down menu

Although the general appearance of the Text Caption certainly changes, there

are no changes to the size of the Text Caption. Is that a good thing or a bad

thing? I guess it depends on your perspective. Certainly, if you want Captivate

to resize your Text Captions moving forward, turn the Autosize Captions

option back on. Personally, I leave the option off.

6. Change the character formatting for the caption text.

 ensure the Text Caption is still selected

 on the Properties panel, expand the Character group (if necessary)

 from the Character group, change the font Family to Verdana

 change the Size to 15 pt

7. Apply a Character Effect to a Text Caption.

 ensure the Text Caption is still selected

 from the Character group, click the Character Effects button

A window opens offering two rows of effects. You can create your own effects

and edit them.

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