MACROMEDIA CAPTIVATE 2-USING ADOBE CAPTIVATE Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 24)

Adobe Captivate 7: Beyond the Essentials

Student Activity: Record Screen Actions

1. Select the recording mode.

 from the Recording Type area of the Control panel, select Automatic

With this option selected, every click of your mouse during the recording

process creates a screen capture. In contrast, had you selected Manual mode,

you would need to use a keyboard shortcut to capture the screen.

 from the Recording Type area, select Custom

 deselect the other modes as necessary

 ensure that Panning is set to No Panning and that Audio is set to

No Narration

2. Record screen actions.

 click the Record button and, once the Countdown goes away, use your

mouse to click the File menu within Notepad or TextEdit

 click the Page Setup menu item

 from the Orientation area, click Landscape and then click the OK button

 click the File menu

 click the Page Setup menu item

 click the Portrait orientation button and then click the OK button

3. Stop the recording process using the Stop Recording key (discussed on

page 9).

Note: If the recording doesn’t end after pressing your Stop Recording

keys, click the Captivate icon on the System Tray (Windows) or Dock

(Mac).

4. Preview the project. (File > Preview > Project)

As you move through the recording, notice that there are Click Boxes (hot

spots) that make this lesson 100 percent interactive. Also notice that the Text

Captions are written in the imperative to encourage interactivity. There may

be one or two captions you would need to edit, and some of the buttons are

likely misnamed, especially on the Mac side. Nevertheless, much of the work

is done.

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