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160 Chapter 10: Slides
4.
From the Transition pop-up menu, choose one of the following options:
Fade In and Out Select this option to have slides fade in and out from their background
color.
Fade Between Select this option to have slides fade smoothly into the next slide.
Note: If the slide that you are fading from or fading to is a question slide, use only the Fade In and
Out option, not Fade Between.
5.
If you want to apply the transition to all slides, select Apply to all and then click Settings to
choose how to apply the change.
6.
Click OK.
Adding zoom areas
Zoom areas help you draw the learner’s attention to important sections of a slide. For example, if
you create a simulation that includes a step that might be easily overlooked, you can add a zoom
area to highlight the step. Zoom areas consist of the area you want to highlight and the zoom
destination, which shows the enlarged view. After you add a zoom area, you can add timing,
transition, and audio options to the zoom effect.
To add a zoom area:
1.
Open an Adobe Captivate project.
2.
Select the slide to which you want to add a zoom area.
3.
From the Insert menu, select Zoom area.
The New Zoom Area dialog box appears.
4.
On the Zoom Destination Area tab, set the following options. Use the Preview area to view the
effects of the changes you make.
Frame color
Choose a color for the frame surrounding the Zoom Destination Area box.
Fill color Choose a color for the area within the zoom destination area box.
Frame width Set the width of the frame. The higher the number, the thicker the frame.
Fill transparency
Set the transparency. The higher the number, the more transparent the
box.
Select image
Click this button to select an image from the Library.
5.
On the Size and Position tab, enter a number or use the arrows to set the position and size of
the zoom destination area.
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.
Note: You can also change the size and position of the zoom area or zoom destination directly on
the slide. Select the box you want to change. When the hand cursor is visible, you can adjust the
position of the box. When the double-headed arrow cursor is visible, you can adjust the size.