#adobe-captivate

#adobe-captivate

Hello, our organization has multiple courses built in Captivate Classic and we've seen on your website that in 2027 it will no longer be supported. Therefore, we need to start migrating our courses into the new Adobe Captivate. How do I learn about the new migration tool, when it will be available, and how to use it? Also, is there an email address or phone number I can call for user support for Captivate? Thanks!

In Captivate 2019 the video playbar has a re-wind and forward function. In Captivate 13.0 the Video Playbar controls do not appear to allow rewind / forward? Am I missing something here? My projects (courses) contain a number of "How To" videos that show how to perform a process. The re-wind and forward function is therefore important so the learner can pause / re-wind /forward a video until they become familiar with the process and can be confident when moving on to the next step of the course

We all know the feeling: the deadline is approaching, and the project still needs significant tweaks. Over time, I've realized that Adobe Captivate is a powerful beast, but taming it requires efficient habits. I wanted to share 5 simple workflow tips that help me save hours on development. I hope beginners find this useful, and maybe even veterans can add their own tricks in the comments!

Use cases of Adobe Captivate (2)Interactive learning improves engagement and helps users explore content at their own pace. One of the best ways to do this in Adobe Captivate is through a Tab Icon Interaction, where learners click icons or buttons to reveal information panels. Use cases of Adobe Captivate (2)Interactive learning improves engagement and helps users explore content at their own pace. One of the best ways to do this in Adobe Captivate is through a Tab Icon Interaction, where learners click icons or buttons to reveal information panels.

Currently looking at Captivate 13 using an existing Captivate 2019 project to understand the UI etc. In 2019 there is an Object Style Manager is used to edit dialog boxes etc. Where is this feature in Captivate 13?

I'm looking to create interactive tutorials for an ecommerce website using Adobe Captivate, and I'd love to hear from others who have experience with this. Specifically, I'd like to know: Best practices for designing interactive tutorials that teach users how to navigate an ecommerce website, add items to the cart, and complete checkout processes. How to use Captivate's interactive features (like quizzes, hotspots, simulations, and branching scenarios) to make the tutorials engaging and user-friendly.

As a developer I have multiple screens, like most nowadays, However, I am STILL using Adobe Classic for software simulation as the easiest to use. Every now and then I try to use the new Captivate version in the hope the the screen bug would be removed. but not only does it not work with muliple screens, it crashes, it slows down even when they are set at the same resolution etc.

When using Adobe Captivate 12.6.0.63, how do you make scroll bars visible (e.g. slides)? How can I share my Preview with others so they can preview my project if a URL is being blocked. What can I do? How can sound be corrected on a project. The only way we found is the resolve this by editing each audio clip. Is there a global setting to apply this to the entire project. The files for Adobe Captivate are extremely large in size. We've tried the "Remove unused items" but it doesn't reduce the size. Any idea how the size can be smaller?

To enable the retake option at the results slide after a quiz review in Adobe Captivate, you need to adjust settings in the Quiz Preferences. Navigate to Preferences, then to the Quiz section. Look for settings regarding quiz attempts and ensure that the option for allowing a retake after reviewing is checked. This would typically involve setting the maximum attempts allowed and verifying the configuration that shows the retake button upon completion of the review.

The Colorize Filter in Adobe Captivate helps harmonize mismatched images by applying a common tint, ensuring visual consistency throughout the course content.

Copying and pasting slides or blocks across projects in Adobe Captivate 12.6 is not supported. Users can only copy and paste within the same project.

In a responsive Captivate project, managing audio tracks can be challenging, particularly with built-in videos playing simultaneously with background music.