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steverb2
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July 17, 2013
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Change wording in Table of Contents

  • July 17, 2013
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In the Table of Contents is it possible to change the text that says "Slide Title" to something else?

Thanks.

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Jaz76
Jaz76
Known Participant
December 15, 2016

Hi I have a similar problem,

Is it possible to change the  TOC button on the Playback control to Menu. in the table of contents

TinkerTrainer
TinkerTrainer
Known Participant
December 15, 2016

I Captivate 9, all I see we are able to do is to show the Table of Contents, which adds the TOC button, or not show the Table of Contents, which removes the button.

Jaz76
Jaz76
Known Participant
December 19, 2016

Thats a shame - Thanks, will create my own

Captiv8r
Captiv8r
Legend
July 17, 2013

Hi there

Sure, just double-click the text and change it.

Or, configure Slide Labels and reset the TOC.

Cheers... Rick

Lilybiri
Lilybiri
Legend
July 17, 2013

Not sure, Rick, but is he not talking about 'Slide' and 'Title' in the headers? There is an old workaround somewhere on the Captivate blog.. but cannot find it immediately, was very cumbersome.

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steverb2Author
Known Participant
July 18, 2013

I don't think Steve is talking about Slide Labels in the Properties tab.  He's mentioned Table of Contents.  I believe he's referring to the heading in the TOC that says: Slide Title

If so, then the workaround to change this is to use the same trick that people use when localising these TOC strings for different language outputs.

Just create a text file with the following text in it.

[TOCStrings]

SlideTitle=Module

Duration=Time

ClearToolTip=Wipe State

BookMarkToolTip=book-marking

NoSearch=String not found

CurrTime=what

 

Name this file as TOCStrings.ini and save it in the folder in which Adobe Captivate is installed. Default path where Adobe Captivate is installed is “C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 6”.

 

For more information, Please refer to the blog post

http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/2009/02/changing_default_captions_in_ t.html

Rod Ward

http://www.infosemantics.com.au/troubleshoot-adobe-captivate


I'll give that a try. Thanks.

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