MACROMEDIA CAPTIVATE 2-USING ADOBE CAPTIVATE User Manual download pdf (Page 21)

Editing Text Capture Templates > Custom Recordings > Set Up the Custom Recording Mode

Nice. And, since the captions are written in the imperative, or as a command,

you may be able to use them in the new lesson with little editing. Nicer.

Everything else has been left deselected except for Add Click Boxes on

Mouse Click and Failure Caption. These two settings result in a highly

interactive simulation. Nicest!

 click the OK button

3. Create a Software Simulation.

 from the Create New area of the Welcome Screen, click

Software Simulation

On your computer display, notice two things besides Notepad or TextEdit.

First, there is a large red box. This is the Recording Area. Second, there is a

control panel containing Size and Recording Type areas. (Pictured below is a

Windows desktop and Notepad.)

During the next few activities, I’ll show you how to set up Captivate to capture

a specific application on your computer. Because of the way Windows and

Macintosh applications behave, I’ll need to segregate the activities by

platform. Windows users, continue with the next activity. Mac users, go to the

“Specify a Recording Screen Area” activity on page 19.

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