Mark Fletcher

Have you ever worked on an e-learning project, only to find that you need to alter some of the screen action you have captured? In projects I have completed recently, I found myself in this exact situation. Had I not discovered Adobe Captivate, I would have had no choice but to either re-record a number of screens or the entire demonstration or simulation again ­ both of which would have been an extremely time-consuming affair. In this article I show how you can update your Captivate project files using an external image editor and insert new image files into your Captivate content. I also explain the way Captivate handles mouse movements, which is crucial when performing these tasks. For the last seven years, I spent the majority of my time creating video-based tutorials for VTC (Virtual Training Company) online and on CD. I've also created tutorials for Macromedi... (more)