In this video, I show you how to dynamically change the appearance of your Adobe Captivate drag and drop objects using multi states.
Hi Paul,
Thank you for your tutorials, they’re very helpful. But I still have a few important questions unresolved. Is it still possible to ask my questions in your one-on-one instruction?
I’d be happy to help. I offer instruction or consultation through virtual sessions that can be purchased on an hourly basis from my website. You can purchase a single hour to get started.
https://captivateteacher.com/how-i-can-help/1on1-training
Once you make a purchase, we can schedule a time that works for both of our locations and schedules. I’ll send you a link to my scheduling tool where you can select a one-hour or two-hour session on a day and time that works for your schedule. I use Microsoft Teams and I recommend you download the free software for the best experience. From there I will be able to share my screen with you and provide instruction on any areas of Captivate.
This guy’s tutorials are the best
Thanks
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Awesome !…
I’ve been using Captivate dayly for more than 3 years now… Have made hundreds of Drag and Drop activities…
But I still didn’t know that the drag and drop objects have in fact these in-built states !!!…
Big thanks once again Paul !…
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Ludovic, I’m so glad I was able to teach you something new. It’s actually a great way to provide feedback through visual appearance.
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