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234 Chapter 14: Creating a Menu of Adobe Captivate Projects
Modifying MenuBuilder templates
You can define a new MenuBuilder project template during initial development or modify an
existing user-defined template at a later time.
To modify a template:
1.
Open an existing user-defined template.
2.
From the Options menu, select Project Options.
3.
In the Image text box, note the selected file. In general, the image listed here is the background
image of the selected template. If you want to change this image, use the More button to select
another image file.
4.
You can also save this project as a template for use on future projects.
Adding items in MenuBuilder by dragging
MenuBuilder lets you easily add items to open projects by dragging. In fact, you can add almost
anything (files, images, active web addresses, and so on) to your projects by dragging.
To add an item by dragging:
1.
Create or open the MenuBuilder project.
2.
Resize the application window so you have enough space to view other items.
3.
Drag the item to insert (file, web address, and so on) into MenuBuilder.
MenuBuilder inserts the appropriate text or image item, with the correct link.
4.
If you want to edit the item properties, double-click the item.
Undoing and redoing actions in MenuBuilder
You can reverse the last action taken by using the Undo command in MenuBuilder. You can also
reverse the action of the Undo command by using the Redo command.
To undo an action:
1.
From the Edit menu, select Undo or press Ctrl+Z.
2.
Each time you select Undo, you reverse one more action. Continue selecting Undo to remove
as many of the previous changes as necessary.
Tip: When the Undo command is unavailable (dimmed), you cannot undo the last action taken.
Tip: Actions are tracked from the time you open a project until the time you close the project. You can
use the Undo command as many times as necessary while the project remains open.
To redo an action:
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After you have used the Undo command, from the Edit menu, select Redo or press
Shift+Ctrl+Z.