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In the Select Destination (File or URL) list, select the topic containing the Adobe Captivate
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project.
In Hyperlink Properties, select Display in auto-sizing pop-up menu.
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Click OK.
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Preview the topic to see what the project looks like, or generate and view your help system to
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see how the project looks.
You can place an Adobe Captivate project in a new RoboHelp topic and then link to that topic
from any other topics in the Help system. If you select the option to open the project topic in a
custom-sized pop-up window, you can set an exact height and width for the topic.
To display the project in a custom-sized pop-up window:
In RoboHelp, create a new topic.
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Add the Adobe Captivate project to the topic. From the Insert menu, select Multimedia.
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The Multimedia dialog box appears.
Browse to the location of your Adobe Captivate file (for example, myproject.swf), select it, and
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click OK.
Save the topic.
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Open the topic you want to use to launch the project.
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Select the text or image you want to use as a hyperlink. From the Insert menu, select Hyperlink.
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In the Select Destination (File or URL) list, select the topic containing the Adobe Captivate
7.
project.
In Hyperlink Properties, select Display in custom-sized popup.
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Select a Width and Height for your project by using the arrows or typing in a number.
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Click OK.
10.
Preview the topic to see what the project looks like, or generate and view your help system to
11.
see how the project looks.
Adobe Captivate can place an Adobe Captivate project in a new RoboHelp topic and then link to
that topic from any other topics in the help system. If you select the option to open the project
topic in a new window, your project appears in the user's default web browser.
To display the project in a new window:
In RoboHelp, create a new topic.
1.
Add the Adobe Captivate project to the topic. From the Insert menu, select Multimedia.
2.
The Multimedia dialog appears.
Browse to the location of your Adobe Captivate file (for example, myproject.swf), select it, and
3.
click OK.
Save the topic.
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Open the topic you want to use to start the project.
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