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How-To Video: Adding a Text Panel in Adobe Captivate using Photoshop

When I ask customers what they like most about our Adobe Suites, almost always the answer I hear is the tight integration between the various applications in the Suites.

I like this answer too, as I strongly believe that from a functionality standpoint, "integration" is king in any well-integrated Suite of tools, and it's one of the top reasons why our customers choose a Suite over the individual point products.

  

This is why I enjoy recording and sharing how-to videos focused on using two or more of the applications in my two Adobe Suites, eLearning Suite and Technical Communication Suite.

In this short (9min) how-to video I go over how Adobe Captivate and Photoshop can be used together and I give an example of using one of Photoshop's included actions to quickly add a Text Panel in a Captivate project. Please use your Adobe ID when prompted.

I hope you find it useful and if you want to be the first to learn about similar how-to videos as soon as they become available, please follow me on Twitter @rjacquez

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Posted by RJ Jacquez on September 16, 2009 7:29 PM |

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its great! I'm your new follower :)

Posted by: flash components | September 18, 2009 7:17 AM

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RJ Jacquez

Posted by: RJ Jacquez | September 18, 2009 7:19 AM

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