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In this video tutorial, I will explain how to use the text effects in Adobe Captivate. Specifically, I will review applying one of the inbuilt effects, modifying the effect and saving it as a custom text effect. I will show you how to clear text effects from your text objects and how to delete unused custom text effects from the text effects window.
Adobe’s help page on Text Effects: https://helpx.adobe.com/captivate/using/text-captions.html#add_effects_to_text
Adobe’s help page on Text Effects: https://helpx.adobe.com/captivate/using/text-captions.html#add_effects_to_text
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Paul, I really appreciate you taking the time to share your videos. Thank you.
Thanks Todd!
Text effects are not supported in Fluid Boxes. They were taken over from Photoshop, almost identically. There are tons of good videos about creating text effects around everywhere. Sorry for that critical note.
Thanks for the information about fluid boxes not supporting Text Effects.
Obviously, an experienced user such as yourself is not the intended audience for this video. I created the video to answer a client question and simply thought I would share it with other new Adobe Captivate users who might have similar questions about how this feature works.
