To display the object on the slide, click the X icon.ġ3 USING CAPTIVATE Workspace Last updated Preview a slide using the playhead The playhead moves through the Timeline to indicate how the currently displayed slide appears in the project. The object disappears from the slide and an X icon appears in the column. The major components of the Timeline are objects, the header, and the playhead.ġ2 USING CAPTIVATE Workspace Last updated Hide objects during editing ❖ In the Timeline, click the dot below the eye icon in the layer that you want to hide. For more information, see “ Inserting non-Flash video file formats ” on page 109.ġ1 USING CAPTIVATE Workspace Last updated The Timeline header shows time, in seconds (1s for 1 second, 2s for 2 seconds, and so on), so you see exactly when objects appear. Filmstrip Displays a thumbnail view of the slides in the project in the order of their appearance.ġ0 USING CAPTIVATE Workspace Last updated Progress Indicator Indicates the progress of the conversion of non-flash video files into FLV/F4V format by Adobe Media Encoder (AME). You can quickly complete a task or a procedure by clicking the buttons on the toolbar instead of navigating to the menu.ĩ USING CAPTIVATE Workspace Last updated Horizontal dotted lines Panels To show or hide panels, select Window and then select the name of the panel. Adobe Captivate provides preset workspaces that help you get started quickly.Ĩ USING CAPTIVATE Workspace Last updated Toolbars Toolbars provide you an easier access to the most commonly used menus. A specific arrangement of these elements is called a Workspace. Select a preset shadow, or define one to add depth to objects.ħ Last updated Chapter 2: Workspace You create movies and projects in Adobe Captivate using various elements, such as, panels, bars, and windows. For added impact, seamlessly import custom animation effects from Adobe Flash® Professional.Ħ USING CAPTIVATE Getting Started Last updated What’s new in Adobe Captivate 5.5 Gradients, shadows, and rotation Make your slides and objects more attractive with color gradients.