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Why does Mouse Path now show after duplicating slide in Captivate 2017?

Advocate ,
Oct 05, 2018 Oct 05, 2018

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We are using Captivate 2017

When we duplicate a slide that was created in simulation mode, the mouse path does not show up. How can we make the mouse path appear?

Also, is there a way to change the starting point of the mouse path? We can change the end point but not that starting point.

In addition, the text to caption does not complete before the next text to caption starts appearing. How might we correct this?

Thanks for  your help.

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Oct 07, 2018 Oct 07, 2018

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The start of the mouse path is based on the end point of the mouse path on the previous slide.

If there is no mouse on the previous slide, I believe the mouse will either start from top-left by default, or possibly from where the cursor was last show on any previous slide that did display the mouse (though I'm pretty sure it's the first; top-left).

You have to be sure 'show cursor' is enabled for any slide you want the cursor to be visible, and in order for the mouse path to be shown.

Right click the slide in the filmstrip and check the cursor/mouse options.

Caption show/hide timings are dependent on the start/stop times of those objects on the timeline. If you need the second caption to delay a bit longer so the first can finish displaying, move that second caption object further down the timeline.

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