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Hi AdrienneS
LOL, I was just wondering when this might crop up. Here's what you need to do. Close Captivate. Then open Windows Explorer. Navigate to where Captivate is installed. Assuming you haven't changed any of the defaults when installing, you should locate the following folder:
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 3\Gallery\Captions
Notice that when you look inside this folder, you see another folder named "More". Inside the "More" folder are additional caption types. Copy all the Yellow Two files from the More folder to the Captions folder. Then restart Captivate.
This next bit may be tricky. Here's the deal. After you restart Captivate, see if you find the caption listed. It's possible that you won't. If you don't see it listed, try closing Captivate again and opening the Captions folder. Note that all the captions that were here to begin with have associated .FCM files where the extension is all upper case. Note that the Yellow Two captions have .FCM files ending in lower case (.fcm). I'm told by the developers that renaming the file so that .fcm is .FCM shouldn't be needed. But I would swear that I had to change .fcm to .FCM before Captivate would finally list the captions for me to choose from.
Hopefully this helps... Rick
LOL, I was just wondering when this might crop up. Here's what you need to do. Close Captivate. Then open Windows Explorer. Navigate to where Captivate is installed. Assuming you haven't changed any of the defaults when installing, you should locate the following folder:
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 3\Gallery\Captions
Notice that when you look inside this folder, you see another folder named "More". Inside the "More" folder are additional caption types. Copy all the Yellow Two files from the More folder to the Captions folder. Then restart Captivate.
This next bit may be tricky. Here's the deal. After you restart Captivate, see if you find the caption listed. It's possible that you won't. If you don't see it listed, try closing Captivate again and opening the Captions folder. Note that all the captions that were here to begin with have associated .FCM files where the extension is all upper case. Note that the Yellow Two captions have .FCM files ending in lower case (.fcm). I'm told by the developers that renaming the file so that .fcm is .FCM shouldn't be needed. But I would swear that I had to change .fcm to .FCM before Captivate would finally list the captions for me to choose from.
Hopefully this helps... Rick
Hi dchilder
I believe it was done to improve load time for Captivate as well as possibly overall lessening the strain on system resources. This would be akin to having gobs of fonts installed in Windows. Eventually it will slow things down, as Captivate has to keep track of all those Captions and Buttons.
Cheers... Rick
I believe it was done to improve load time for Captivate as well as possibly overall lessening the strain on system resources. This would be akin to having gobs of fonts installed in Windows. Eventually it will slow things down, as Captivate has to keep track of all those Captions and Buttons.
Cheers... Rick
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