Last week we received and answered the following Question of the Week:
Answer:
Yes. Choose Edit > Preferences. On the Start and End Category, choose Loop project from the Project end options, Action drop-down menu.
"I found, that most times, if you are going to use loop, have the last slide fade out before the loop starts again. There is an exception. I have some animation (I made a blinking eye) in my project and that animation loops."
Excellent point Glenda. Thanks.
"Having worked 70 hours already this week at 5 p.m. Friday, I'm just trying to finish my novice attempt at including a graded quiz in a Captivate project so I can go home. I know Captivate CAN make the learner go back to a specified point (Jump to Slide) but I couldn't get it to work–dead in the water on Friday evening (i.e., up a creek without a paddle, far away from any blenderized frozen concoction).
eLearning is not my main task, nor my secondary task, nor… So, I have not spent time properly learning to use it; I have not even spent enough time fooling around with it to get much of a clue. But of course a client needs this project done presto.
I don't need to learn all about CP4, I just need to get this movie/quiz working right now, so I can go home. And voila! I found my answer on your BLOG.
So I'm back in business with paddle, and possibly I will be home pouring from a blender sooner than I dared hope. Bless you."