NotificationThe file extension allows you to identify the type of each file present on your computer. Unfortunately, these file extensions are hidden by default on most operating systems. This project is an interactive video tutorial which tells you more about file extensions and shows you how to show the file extensions both on Mac and on Windows. For example, the user is able to choose which version of the project (Mac or Windows) he / she wants to see. Knowledge […]
In this video tutorial, I will show you a few ways you can take advantage of frames in Adobe Captivate within a few simple advanced actions you can write.
In this video tutorial, I will show you my process for publishing Adobe Captivate Video Demo for high definition resolution.
Use case from Adobe forum question. Illustration of the power of State commands and Multistate objects.
In this video tutorial, I show you how you can make a one-button click to reveal in Adobe Captivate. I attempt to answer a question from the Adobe eLearning Community, where Pierre asked how to use just one button to reveal the next state of a multi-state object. Once all the states in the multi-state object have been visited, the very same button will act as a Go-To Next Slide button.
Hello, Is there a tutorial about how to prepare a cptx file for translation – engineering level? Thanks!
In this video tutorial, I will show you how to build custom quiz questions made with shared actions so you can easily replicate these multiple-choice questions and revise them with little time and effort.
Hi, I’m totally new to Captivate, forgive the dumb question please. Spend hours on google trying to find answers or tutorials without success. I’m trying to find a way to have a next button on my slides that shows multi state object state by state and then, after the last state, plays the next slide. I’m trying to set advanced actions for days but can’t manage to figure it out. Thanks for your help 🙂 Pierre
See how fast it is to build an animated GIF with an image sequence using Adobe Animate.
With a few simple steps in Photoshop, you can add depth and texture to your eLearning.
