Posts in Category "Captivate"

Position of content in text entry boxes shift when opening Macromedia Captivate projects in Adobe Captivate 2

Posted on October 12, 2006 by jeberwein | Comments (0)

(TechNote) When you upgrade a project from Macromedia Captivate to Adobe Captivate 2, interactive objects such as the text entry boxes change. This can include the x,y position of the box, the font, and text size.

Opening a corrupted Adobe Captivate project

Posted on October 12, 2006 by jeberwein | Comments (0)

(TechNote) Your project file is corrupted and will not open.
An Adobe Captivate project file can become corrupted for any number of reasons. Listed below are the most common causes of Adobe Captivate file corruption:

* Editing a project on a network drive or network location.
* Closing Adobe Captivate improperly.
* Using an older version of Adobe Captivate (for example, Macromedia Captivate).
* Copying and pasting of objects/slides in an older version of Adobe Captivate.
* Using Adobe Captivate on a system that does not at least equal the system requirements.

Reinstall Adobe Captivate cleanly

Posted on October 12, 2006 by jeberwein | Comments (0)

(TechNote) You can solve various problems in Adobe Captivate by reinstalling the application.

Narration is not exported to Flash from Adobe Captivate 2

Posted on October 12, 2006 by jeberwein | Comments (0)

(TechNote) When you export to Flash (FLA) from Adobe Captivate 2, the recorded narration is not exported with the project.

On2 FLV file fails to playback

Posted on October 12, 2006 by jeberwein | Comments (0)

(TechNote) FLV file encoded with the On2 codec imported into an Adobe Captivate 2 project fails to playback.

Introducing Adobe Captivate 2: Changing the way you author interactive content

Posted on September 5, 2006 by gfox | Comments (0)

Branching simulations, content libraries, and more—see what’s in store in the new release.

ActiveX content does not load automatically in Microsoft Internet Explorer (Windows)

Posted on April 11, 2006 by jhallstrom | Comments (0)

TechNote: When you view a web page, Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows displays a box around ActiveX content and a tooltip which reads “Click to activate and use this control.” ActiveX content may or may not play as expected.

Submitting Tips and Tricks for the Developer Center

Posted on April 3, 2006 by gfox | Comments (0)

Follow these guidelines for creating demos, and your content might appear in the Developer Center.

High-Definition Web Demos with Captivate, Flash, and Flash Media Server

Posted on March 27, 2006 by gfox | Comments (0)

Use this solution to synchronize your content and produce high-quality web demos.

Enable Breeze tracking with Captivate content

Posted on February 13, 2006 by dmorris | Comments (0)

(TechNote) How do I enable Breeze tracking with my Captivate content?