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ADOBE CAPTIVATE 3
User Guide
Fade out [#] seconds
Specifies the number of seconds for audio to fade out to silence.
The Size and Position tab has the following options:
Position in pixels
Enter a number or use the arrows to set the position of the image on the slide.
Size in pixels
Enter a number or use the arrows to set the size of the image on the slide.
Constrain proportions
Select this option to lock the image proportion.
6 Use the Settings menu to select how to apply property changes in the project. To apply all your changes, select
Apply only changed properties. To apply all the new animation settings, select Apply all properties. You can apply
the new animation settings to the current slide only or to all slides.
Note: If you change the settings in this dialog box, they become the default settings and any new animations you create
use the new settings.
7 Click the Apply to all button to apply the settings specified from the Settings menu.
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When you are finished, click OK.
The animation is added to the slide.
Note: Device fonts are not displayed in Adobe Captivate. If you import an animation file containing text created with
device fonts, the animation appears in Adobe Captivate, but the text will not. For animations that will be imported
into Adobe Captivate, try to use embedded fonts for text.
Adding animated text
Animated text is text that has applied special effects. Adobe Captivate offers a wide variety of text animation
effects that you can experiment with. For example, on the opening slide of a project you can have text fly in or fade
in for an eye-catching start.
Slides containing animated text are displayed in Adobe Captivate’s two views, Storyboard view and Edit view, and
the Filmstrip (an option in Edit view) just like other slides.
To add animated text:
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Open an Adobe Captivate project.
2
Open the slide to which you want to add animated text.
3
Select Insert > Text Animation.