Adobe CAPTIVATE 2, Руководство пользователя

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CHAPTER 4
Adding Text Captions
Text captions are useful tools that draw attention to specific areas in a slide. For example, you can
use text captions to point out menu items or icons. You can also use text captions to focus user
attention on easily overlooked details. If you do not use voice-over narration in a project, you can
use text captions to provide a similar function; text captions can “speak” to the user.
You decide how text captions appear (font, size, color, and so on). Adobe Captivate provides a
wide variety of predefined text caption styles, but you can also create custom text caption styles
that match your company or organization appearance.
It is easy to add text captions to slides manually, but to create text captions very quickly you can
have Adobe Captivate automatically generate text captions based upon what is recorded. For
example, if you record the mouse clicking the Edit menu, Adobe Captivate can automatically
create a text caption that says “Select the Edit menu” and place the text caption on the exact slide
showing the action.
About adding text captions
You can use text captions to “talk” to users or to point out specific items on a slide. It is easy to
add a text caption to a slide and to edit the text caption so it looks exactly the way you want.
To add a text caption:
1.
Open an Adobe Captivate project.
2.
Select the slide to which you want to add a text caption.
3.
From the Insert menu, select Text Caption. You can also right-click on the slide and choose
Insert, then choose Text caption.
4.
In the Text Caption tab, set the following properties:
Caption type
Select a text caption type. Each text caption type is named and a small
thumbnail image shows what the text caption looks like.
Font
Click the pop-up menu to select a font for the text caption.
Size Type a number or click the pop-up menu to select a font size for the caption text.
Color Click the pop-up menu to select a font color for the caption text.