Adobe 65029940 - Captivate - PC User Manual page 366

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Adobe Captivate and other software applications
The Adobe Captivate Options dialog box appears.
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7 Select the Adobe Captivate elements to import.
8 Click Import.
The selected Adobe Captivate project (CP) file is imported into the Flash project.
9 When you finish, you must save the project as a Flash project (FLA file). Now you can begin editing your Adobe
Captivate project in Flash.
Exporting from Adobe Captivate to Flash
From within Adobe Captivate, you can select either the Export the project to Flash 8 option or Flash CS3 option
to export an Adobe Captivate project into Flash 8 or Flash CS3 for additional enhancement, scripting, or
integration into a larger project. There are separate procedures for the different Flash versions. The process of
exporting a project from Adobe Captivate to Flash 8 or Flash CS3 includes the tasks of exporting the project from
Adobe Captivate, opening Flash 8 or Flash CS3, and importing the Adobe Captivate project into Flash 8 or Flash
CS3.
Note: You must save your Adobe Captivate project before exporting. (The easiest method is to click Save in the
toolbar.)
Note: The export options are disabled if the supported versions of Adobe Flash have not been installed on the system.
To export an Adobe Captivate project into Flash 8 or Flash CS3:
1 Open the Adobe Captivate project you want to export.
2 Select File > Export > Project To > Flash 8 or Flash CS3.
If you have not saved your project yet, a prompt appears. Click Yes and select a filename and location for the
project.
Flash 8 opens and the Adobe Captivate Options dialog box appears.
3 In the Options dialog box, select the Adobe Captivate elements to import.
The following options are in the Basic elements area:
Slide backgrounds
project, into Flash.
Background changes
into Flash.
Select this option to import slide backgrounds, such as the screenshots that comprise the
Select this option to import background changes, such as keystrokes and button states,