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Hi everyone,
I come desperately to you because no one from the Adobe team can answer me.
I come desperately to you because no one from the Adobe team can answer me.
I have a PSD file containing workplans. I want to import these workplans into Captivate.
When importing, all my workplans come on one slide. I would like to have one slide per workplan, how do I do it?
Thank you so much in advance,
Thank you so much in advance,
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Is each workplan on a layer in the Photoshop document? If yes follow these steps:
- Open the Library panel
- Choose the Import button (see this blog if you are not used to Library buttons)
- Browse to the PSD files, a dialog box will open like this:
- Choose the option Layers, and select the layers you want to import as images. In the screenshot I choose all layers. You can also use comps if your workplans are not consolidated each on a layer.
- After confirmation, a new folder will appear in the Libra
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Is each workplan on a layer in the Photoshop document? If yes follow these steps:
- Open the Library panel
- Choose the Import button (see this blog if you are not used to Library buttons)
- Browse to the PSD files, a dialog box will open like this:
- Choose the option Layers, and select the layers you want to import as images. In the screenshot I choose all layers. You can also use comps if your workplans are not consolidated each on a layer.
- After confirmation, a new folder will appear in the Library, name is the PSD name. In that folder you'll find all the layers as PNG images.
- You can now drag each image to a slide.
There is no automatic feature to distribute the layers to slides.
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