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workspace displays all timeline objects at once

Explorer ,
Aug 10, 2012 Aug 10, 2012

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As I recall Captivate 1, the workspace was like Flash: It only displayed the objects that appear on screen where the playhead (red line) is located in the timeline.

Since I upgraded to v5, the workspace always displays EVERYTHING. If I move the playhead, they are all still displayed. Overlapping objects:captivate workspace.png

Yes, i can turn off object layers, but this is annoying.

What am I missing? a setting somewhere?

thanks SO MUCH,

christine

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LEGEND ,
Aug 10, 2012 Aug 10, 2012

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HI Christine

Methinks your memory is a wee bit too hazy.

To my knowledge, Captivate has always behaved the same way. All objects are always visible on the stage while editing slides. No way to turn that behavior off other than what you mentioned.

Cheers... Rick

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I agree. All versions of Cp have worked this way.

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