Adobe Captivate Question: Is JavaScript the Best Solution?
I'm preparing a Captivate training presentation that consists of slides with several fields that need to be explained to my customers. The lessons include a voice-over that explains each of the fields. However, our team has concluded that along with the voice-over, if the customer chooses to, he should be able to view the field description as a pop-up. This text caption/pop-up should appear when the user clicks on that particular field.
I am planning to use a click box for this purpose. However, I am unable to write a JavaScript that will work. Can you please help me with this?
Answer:
You can certainly attach JavaScripts to Captivate actions (buttons, click boxes, etc.). However, it seems to me that you're describing events best handled by Captivate's Rollover Slidelets (Insert > Rollover Slidelets). Using Slidelets, you can essentially insert a slide within a slide. The Slidelet can contain text captions and/or images and animation. And you can set the Slidelet to include navigation. I'd give Slidelets a try before resorting to JavaScripts.
Adobe Captivate Question: Can I Control Audio Over Multiple Slides?
I'm importing music into my first slide and would like to do it for a portion of my second slide before I start talking. I would like the music to fade out on the second slide, but I can't seem to get it to do that. I've increased the fade out time to 2 seconds, but it still just sounds like the music is getting cut off. Any suggestions?
Answer:
Try this:
- Insert the audio on a slide (show the Properties of a slide and click Import on the Audio tab)
- When you receive the split audio options message, select Retain current slide timing and distribute the audio over several slides
- Then choose Audio > Edit Timing > Project
On the resulting Audio Editor, you can lower the volume for the audio on the slides as you choose.
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