Troubleshooting Fonts On Transparent Captions; Troubleshooting Movie Size - Adobe 65029940 - Captivate - PC Using Manual

Troubleshooting fonts on transparent captions

This problem occurs if transparent captions are created and the system setting for font smoothing
(anti-aliasing) is enabled. To fix the font appearance, turn off the font smoothing option.
If you use Windows XP:
From the Start menu (lower left corner of the computer desktop), select Settings > Control
1.
Panel.
Double-click Display.
2.
Click the Appearance tab.
3.
Click Effects.
4.
If the option Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts is selected (a check mark
5.
appears to the left of the option), click the check mark to clear it and disable the setting.
If you use Windows 2000 or earlier versions of Windows:
From the Start menu (lower left corner of the computer desktop), select Settings > Control
1.
Panel.
Double-click Display.
2.
Click the Effects tab.
3.
If the option Smooth edges of screen fonts is selected (a check mark appears to the left of the
4.
option), click the check mark to clear it and disable the setting.

Troubleshooting movie size

Captivate was built with low bandwidth in mind. A typical movie with sound (some narration)
and a modest screen size of 512 x 384 streams at approximately 2-3 kilobytes per second. Your
viewers can play this movie using a 56K (or slower) dial-up modem without waiting more than a
few seconds for the movie to start. Additionally, there are no pauses during playback.
A movie that streams well might have the following characteristics:
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File Size: 777K
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Length: 6 minutes 12 seconds
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Audio: 286K
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Video: 491K
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Screen size: 608 x 460
Note: File size depends on several factors. Larger files contain elements such as photos, images,
soundtracks, large screen sizes, rapid screen transitions, and higher quality video and audio settings.
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