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- May 3. 2010: New Adobe user group formed
- April 5. 2010: Build a better login simulation
- March 25. 2010: Create a password-protected portal
- March 25. 2010: Fonts: A fix for fuzzy
- March 23. 2010: Controlling the browser window
- March 23. 2010: Example: Filmed in Second Life®
- March 21. 2010: Useful links
- March 21. 2010: Introducing Creative Suite 4
- March 21. 2010: Example: Quiz questions
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Archive for March 25. 2010
Create a password-protected portal
March 25. 2010 by admin.
Here is a template for a simple Captivate movie that forces the viewer to enter a case-sensitive, unique password before proceeding on to a given web page. This can be handy for putting some rudimentary security in front of your training portal or client review page. Here is how it looks.
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Fonts: A fix for fuzzy
March 25. 2010 by admin.
A commonly expressed problem with Captivate 2 is that text used in transparent captions looks “blurred” or “fuzzy” in published SWFs. This is because of the way “font-smoothing” is applied. You can override this setting, however, by highlighting the text with the highlight color #C0C0C0, as shown here. In Captivate 4, you need only disable the Anti-alias Transparent Captions check box under Edit ~ Preferences ~ Project ~ SWF Size and Quality.
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