Changing Mouse Movements - Adobe 65029940 - Captivate - PC User Manual

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CHAPTER 8
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Editing mouse movement
Select Show mouse pointer.
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In the Options tab, select Show mouse click.
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Do one of the following:
Select Default click. Click on color box to open the Color dialog box. Select the color you want and click OK.
Select Custom. Click on the pop-up menu and select an option. Several options are provided: BlueCircle,
GreenRing, OrangeCircle, OrangeRing, VisualClick, and VisualdblClick. To preview these options, select one
and click Play. The SWF file plays in the small Preview window on the right. You can also select Browse in the
pop-up menu and navigate to a SWF file.
Click OK.
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Note: To view the mouse click color, preview the project.
Note: To change the mouse click effect for a mouse that has already been added, double-click it on the slide to open
the Mouse Properties dialog box.

Changing mouse movements

You can change mouse movements for an individual slide. This is useful if you have taken a screenshot with mouse
action, but want to change the mouse movement so it is clearer for the user.
To change the start or end point of mouse movement:
Open an Adobe Captivate project.
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Open the slide you want in Edit View.
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Using your mouse, move your pointer over the end of the mouse line on the slide until your pointer turns into
a hand.
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Click the left mouse button and drag the mouse point to a new location on the slide.
Note: If you change the mouse point on a slide, the starting mouse point location is changed on the next slide. Preview
your project to ensure that mouse movement flows smoothly from slide to slide.
Note: On the first slide of your project containing mouse movements, you must manually change the start point of the
mouse movement because you cannot align the mouse movement to a previous slide.

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