Adobe 65029940 - Captivate - PC User Manual page 59

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The Save Project Files dialog box appears.
Type a name for the new project you are creating.
Project Name
This name is prefixed to the values displayed in the Demo Project Name, Assessment Project Name, Training
Project Name, or Custom Project Name fields, For example, if the Project name is specified as XXX, the Demo,
Assessment, Training, and Custom file names automatically appear as XXX_demo, XXX_assessment,
XXX_training, or XXX_custom.
Type the name of the directory where the project should be saved. Click Browse to locate the
Project Directory
required directory.
Type a unique name for the Demonstration project you have recorded. This field
(Optional) Demo Project Name
is enabled if you selected the option to record the project in the Demonstration mode in the Recording dialog box.
Type a unique name for the Assessment project you have recorded. This
(Optional) Assessment Project Name
field is enabled only if you selected the option to record the project in the Assessment Simulation mode in the
Recording dialog box.
Type a unique name for the Training project you have recorded. This field is
(Optional) Training Project Name
enabled only if you selected the option to record the project in the Training Simulation mode in the Recording
dialog box.
Type a unique name for the Custom project you have recorded. This field is
(Optional) Custom Project Name
enabled only if you selected the option to record the project in the Custom mode in the Recording dialog box.
Select the recording mode in which the project was created. This project is opened automatically
Project to Open
after Adobe Captivate has saved all the project files.
Type a unique name for the script file in Re-recording Script.
(Optional) Re-recording Script
14 Click OK.
The slides are generated and your new project appears in the Adobe Captivate Storyboard view. If any drag-and-
drop actions were recorded and full motion slides created, you will see the full motion slides displayed in Story-
board view with a movie camera icon in the lower right corner of the slide.
Recording a new full screen project
Use the full screen recording option to record all actions that take place on your computer screen. This option is
useful if you need to record actions in two or more applications within one Adobe Captivate project. For example,
if you need to record how a user would copy information from a word processing program into a spreadsheet
program, use the full-screen recording option to capture the action in both programs.