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User Guide
Aligning mouse paths
You may need the mouse pointer to be completely still during the playback of a slide and have it align properly
with the previous or next slide. In cases like this, it is difficult to manually position the mouse pointer correctly.
Adobe Captivate can solve the problem by automatically aligning the mouse pointer to exactly the same position
as the previous or next slide in the project.
To align the mouse path between slides:
1
Open an Adobe Captivate project.
2 Open the slide you want in Edit view.
3 Right-click the mouse pointer and select Align to Previous Slide or Align to Next Slide.
4
Preview your project to see how the mouse 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).
Using straight and curved mouse paths
By default, Adobe Captivate creates curved mouse movements on slides for a more realistic, natural feel. However,
there may be times when a straight mouse path is required. For example, if you create a project in which the mouse
must follow a straight line on a toolbar.
You can set the curved or straight mouse movement option for an individual slide, so your project can have a
mixture of straight and curved mouse movements.
To change mouse movement to a straight line:
1 Open an Adobe Captivate project.
2 Open the slide you want in Edit view.
3
Select Slide > Mouse > Straight Pointer Path.
A check mark appears next to the option.
To change back to curved mouse movement, follow the steps above and select Straight Pointer Path again to clear
the check mark next to the option.