Hi arichardson,

Thank you for contacting Adobe!

1st Query:

For comments box I believe your are referring to Instructions Box. You can change the color, border of the box and also change the font and text color of the text in the instructions box. Select the Instructions box > Go to Visual Properties > Select Shape & Text tab to make necessary changes. Refer to this document to get more details about software simulation in All new Adobe Captivate: https://helpx.adobe.com/in/captivate/help/record-software-simulations-adobe-captivate.html

2nd Query:

To enter individual text on the simulation slide > select the simulation slide > Under Visual Properties panel > Check “Input Field” > Enter the text and you can change the position of the input field anywhere on the slide. But, you cannot copy and paste the input field from 1 slide to another. You need to insert input filed on each simulation slide.

3rd Query:

You can copy and paste the components like button, media blocks, image blocks from one slide to another. You can import themes and use them in a new project. Please refer to this article for more details: https://helpx.adobe.com/in/captivate/help/themes-captivate.html

Thanks,

Adobe Support

Hello,

I’m a long-time user of Adobe Captivate, but I’m new to the latest/newest version of it.  I just noticed that it seems you can no longer modify the comment boxes to take on the “callout” shapes.  Is this true or am I missing something?  I also noticed that when starting a project from a Blank content slide, I am no longer able to insert an individual text object without it being associated with a paragraph group; and after inserting the group, I am no longer able to reposition the individual text object nor copy the object to another slide.  Also, what happened to the option to Duplicate an object or Merge with Background option?  I used these features all the time and they were really great when you needed to build things from scratch (that is, without the use of built-in Captivate templates).  PLEASE let me know if I’m doing something wrong – thank you!!