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1. #ADOBE CAPTIVATE 5 CERTIFICATE WIDGET HOW TO#
2. #ADOBE CAPTIVATE 5 CERTIFICATE WIDGET INSTALL#
3. #ADOBE CAPTIVATE 5 CERTIFICATE WIDGET SOFTWARE#
4. #ADOBE CAPTIVATE 5 CERTIFICATE WIDGET PROFESSIONAL#

We'll also look at adding assets, or objects to our presentations, and the wide variety of importable properties we can include. Incidentally, if you do use PowerPoint then you'll have a jump start in terms of how projects fit together in relation to slides. We'll look at Captivate's integration with other Adobe programs and even with Microsoft's PowerPoint.

#ADOBE CAPTIVATE 5 CERTIFICATE WIDGET HOW TO#

I want to look at the individual panels in a fair bit of detail so that you can see how they link together, and we'll consider how to set up a Captivate presentation and how these presentations are, for the most part, built up from multiple slides, and slides are just containers for specific actions to occur before progressing to the next slide. However, I am aware that some users don't know Adobe programs at all, so we will need to spend a little bit of time looking around the User Interface. As I've just said, it's not too dissimilar to all the other Adobe programs released to date. Well, I'll walk you around the interface so you know what's available to use and where the functions are situated.

Anyway, back to what we'll feature in this course. As I said earlier, Captivate isn't one of Adobe's highest profile programs but, that said, it does share the common Adobe interface - not exactly, but if you're familiar with any of Adobe's programs, and who doesn't know Photoshop or Flash or Dreamweaver, then you'll not need to feel intimidated by Captivate's User Interface with its panel and tab structure. Speaking of unfolding courses, let me say what will be included in this course. And as this course unfolds I hope to show you how Captivate differs to the competition. I'm not saying Captivate is superior to Camtasia, I just say it's different.

#ADOBE CAPTIVATE 5 CERTIFICATE WIDGET SOFTWARE#

Now I know that sounds a little bit confusing when I say create software tutorials in a different way to traditional screen capture programs. Anyway, enough about my credentials - back to Captivate history - RoboDemo quickly became rebranded as Captivate and from that point has become an extremely useful program that allows, amongst other things, software training in a different way to similar screen capture programs such as Camtasia.

Since then, VTC have released a new WaveLab 6 course I authored and, hopefully, a soon to be released WaveLab 7 course now that it's just got released, in fact yesterday at the time of authoring this training tutorial. In fact, the WaveLab course was picked up by Steinberg's distributor at that time and, as far as I know, still lives on the product range from the company that bought it. Now, just going back a little, in this first RoboDemo incarnation I first wet my feet in the pool of software training and as a freelance software author I produced a couple of training courses on Celemony's Melodyne and Steinberg's WaveLab. In fact, it was originally called RoboDemo when the program was bought from a small company called EHelp and Adobe, from there, saw its potential and took it from strength to strength until what you see in front of you now, Captivate 5. Captivate is a more esoteric program in many ways, but it's a program that, excuse the pun, captivated me around six, maybe seven years ago in its original Macromedia incarnation when called RoboDemo. Now I say this because it's not one of Adobe's high profile programs like Photoshop or Illustrator or Flash. I imagine if you're here watching with fevered anticipation what will subsequently roll out in this comprehensive course, then you'll know at least a little about Captivate. Want to watch the session? No problem.Hello, and welcome to this VTC course on Adobe's Captivate 5. Tristan helped clarify the different ‘states’ of widgets, how widgets are NOT the same as plain flash animations, and explain why and how there are three different ‘types’ of widgets (static, interactive & question). In the short time allocated I was able to create a custom widget, including the ability to gather input from a user and pass that text input from the properties, to the stage preview, and the actual display of the widget, and back and forth between each. I can’t thank Tristan enough for the introductory lesson and I’m looking forward to continuing my learning about widgets. I was amazed at how very rapidly I was able to create a widget, and grasp the fundamental concepts behind widget development.

#ADOBE CAPTIVATE 5 CERTIFICATE WIDGET PROFESSIONAL#

We walked through associating the custom library with Flash Professional CS5, and learned how to reference the library using AS3 script in Flash.

#ADOBE CAPTIVATE 5 CERTIFICATE WIDGET INSTALL#

A group of nearly 80 Advanced Adobe Captivate users looked on for vicarious instruction as Tristan taught me one step at a time how to download and install Widget Factory. We had an amazing eSeminar last week as Tristan Ward (with a little back up from Rod Ward) taught me how to create Adobe Captivate 5 Widgets using the Widget Factory.