Adobe 65029940 - Captivate - PC User Manual page 55

If you selected the Enable auto recording option (previously), click the Captions In pop-up menu to specify a
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language for the text that will automatically be generated for captions and tooltips.
13 Do one of the following:
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(Optional) Select the Re-recording Information option to save the recording as a script file. The re-recording
script is saved as an XML file with a .cprr extension.
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(Optional) Select the Re-recording Script option and click the browse (...) button to navigate to the script that
you want to run. The recording is done per the actions defined in the script that is generated when Re-recording
information is chosen.
Note: The Re-recording Script option is available only in the application mode.
14 (Optional) Click Settings to set a wide variety of other recording options, choose full motion recording
settings, and change recording keys.
15 (Optional) If necessary, change the size and position of the window. To do this, move the mouse over the red
frame until a four-point arrow appears, and then drag the entire window to a new position.
16 When you finish setting options, click Record.
Adobe Captivate begins recording the onscreen action.
If you are automatically recording (that is, you selected the Enable auto recording), Adobe Captivate automatically
captures a screenshot every time you perform an action, such as selecting a menu, clicking a button, or typing text.
Note: When you are auto-recording, you can take a screenshot manually at any time by pressing the Print Screen key.
This is particularly useful if you are capturing a website that contains many pop-ups, frames, and special effects that
are sometimes not auto-recorded. If you see a special effect or change take place on a web page you are recording, but
do not hear the camera shutter sound, press Print Screen to take a screenshot manually.
If you are manually recording (that is, you did not select the Enable auto recording option), press the Print
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Screen key (or other designated capture key) to capture screenshots.
Use the application as if you were demonstrating your actions to someone. If you have sound enabled on your
computer and the option is activated, you will hear a camera shutter sound when screenshots are captured.
Note: When you record any onscreen action, it is best to perform the action more slowly than you would normally.
For example, if you are recording keyboard action, type text slowly.
When you finish recording, press the End key (or the designated key) to end the recording.
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The Save Project Files dialog box appears.
Type a name for the new project you are creating.
Project Name
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