Copying And Pasting Objects From Other Projects - Adobe 65029940 - Captivate - PC User Manual

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The option Synchronize with project loses its validity for FLV files.
To copy an object and paste it on a different slide:
1 Open an Adobe Captivate project.
In Storybook, double-click the slide that contains the object you want to copy.
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In Edit, click the slide that contains the object you want to copy.
Right-click the object and select Copy.
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Open the slide to which you want to copy the object. If the Filmstrip is displayed, you can click on any slide.
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Alternatively, click the Storyboard tab and then double-click an individual slide.
Right-click the slide and select Paste Object.
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To copy an object and paste it on multiple slides:
1 Open an Adobe Captivate project.
2 In Storybook, double-click the slide that contains the object you want to copy.
In Edit, click the slide that contains the object you want to copy.
Right-click the object and select Copy.
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Select the slides to which you want to copy the object. Hold down the Shift key and click on consecutive slides,
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or hold down the Control key and select any slides, even if they are not consecutive. You can use the Storyboard
view or the Filmstrip panel in Edit view.
Right-click a selected slide and select Paste Object.
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Copying and pasting objects from other projects

You can copy and paste objects from other projects. This can save you a great deal of time. For example, if you
have created a particularly detailed object in another project, simply copy and paste the object into any new
projects you create.
Note: If you want to reuse media objects from another Adobe Captivate project, you can open that project's Library
from within your current project Library and drag objects directly onto a slide or into the current project Library for
easy reuse.
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