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Password: Select this option if you want to mimic a password field.
Case-sensitive: Select this option to make the text entry box case-sensitive. This means that
users must provide answers with the correct combination of lowercase and uppercase letters.
If you want to add audio to the text entry box, click the Audio tab. Select from the following
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options:
Play: Click to play the audio file.
Stop: Click to stop playing the audio file.
Delete: Click to remove the audio file from the text entry box.
Edit: Displays the Edit Audio dialog box. This dialog box lets you edit the audio file in a
variety of ways, such as inserting silent periods and adjusting the volume.
Audio: Displays the name of the audio file, if any, associated with the text entry box.
Record new: Click to open the Record Audio dialog box. (Recording audio requires some basic
equipment.)
Import: Displays the Import Audio dialog box. This dialog box lets you browse to an audio file
and import it.
Audio library: Click to open the Audio Library, which lists all audio files that are already part
of the currently open Captivate project.
Fade in [#] seconds: Specifies the number of seconds for the audio to fade in to full volume.
Fade out [#] seconds: Specifies the number of seconds for audio to fade out to silence.
If you want to keep score for the text entry box or coordinate the score with a learning
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management system, click the Reporting tab. Select from the following options:
Include in Quiz: If you select this option, a quiz results page will appear at the end of the quiz.
Selecting this option also enables the other options on the Reporting tab.
Report answers: This option keeps a quiz score.
Objective ID: This is an optional parameter. If the text entry box question is related to an
objective set in your learning management system, enter the objective here.
Interaction ID: If you want the Captivate movie to send tracking information to your learning
management system, you must use the interaction ID specified by your learning management
system.
Weighting: Weighting signifies the relative importance of a text entry box question. You can
enter any numeric value (without decimals). If all questions have the same value ("1", for
example), they are scored equally. If you want to set different values for different questions,
keep in mind that weights are relative to each other. So, a question assigned a weight of "2" has
a value twice as high as a question with a weight of "1." You can use this feature to give
introductory questions a lower value and advanced questions a higher value.
Click OK.
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A text entry box appears on the slide.
Size and drag the text entry box as desired.
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If you selected the Success, Failure, or Hint caption options, double-click the text boxes to edit
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the text.
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