Captivate Drag and Drop - Making Sure Drag Sources Land on Correct Targets

Thanks everyone for your helpful answers. I think the anchor position is best for this scenario, although I'll probably use absolute in another circumstance. I do have redrag selected, but spacing my targets by making them smaller did the trick. I didn't know targets could be smaller than the drag sources, and still work properly. Fortunately, the actual targets are invisible, so they can be smaller than the blue rectangles that the user sees.

The proximity of your objects makes it difficult for users to isolate one drop target from another. Another thing you can do to help your users is to turn on Redrag the dropped source from the Options tab of your Drag and Drop panel. This will give your users a chance to move items dropped on the wrong targets.

Select the drop target and look at the Snap part of the Properties panel. If you want the drag source to be exactly where you dropped it, you need to choose Absolute

Anchor will snap to the center point for all the drag sources, Tile will put them tiled like you showed.