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I am recording a training simulation using a program based in IE6. I am using Captivate 4 with a desk mic. When I record the session I say serval items then ask my audience to click on a button, then I actually click the button. When I publish it however, for some reason it puts the Click action in the middle of words, so you hear the first syllabol of a word, then it just sits there waitinig for the person to click on the button, often times before the button is even identified. I tried the recording in Word and it did the same thing, but not nearly as bad. Does anyone have any ideas?
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Hi,
Can you please elaborate on the problem.
I think this is something to do with the button timing. Please check the pause timing for the button on which you are facing problems.
Regards,
mukul
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Is this a setting within Captvate? Or in the Program that I am recording? If in the program that I am recording I do not have the ability to check such items.
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Hi there
Reaching a bit on the late side for India, so perhaps Mukul isn't seeing your post at the moment.
I'm certain that what is meant is to double-click the Button object in Captivate and look at the options there. I believe an assumption of a button is being made as you state you are asking the user to click.
Cheers... Rick
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Hi,
As Rick correctly pointed out I am referring to the button object properties.
- Double click the button so that Button properties dialog appears
- Looks for Pause After option and check its time. It means you are asking the slide to pause after a particular duration mentioned here.
- Also go to Audio Tab and look for check boxes:
The way slide audio behaves on slide carrying buttons depend on above mentioned options. Please check these settings to confirm they are not causing audio to break / pause.
Regards,
Mukul