Lines of "constructive advice", but I hope so. I'm not sure you will consider this post to be along the (particularly in a corporate setting) that the Admins are in aĬonstant mode of tweaking rights and such in an effort to ease Have youĬhecked to see if that has occurred? It's often the case Oftentimes, this is a direct result of a change in You said you were able to import slides at one time, but now I did try to offer an alternate solution for you. Then report back to the manufacturer of said softwareĪnd hope all gain for the experience. With all software manufacturers, because the way I see it, I canĮither gripe about the way something doesn't do what I want or IĬan find a workaround and be happy I got a result that was Geez, I haven't yet seen any software package that has no I wasn't trying to chide you or say that Captivate has no
Playing, the images should look no different than they did when you The issue many often cite, where the PowerPoint looks Side note, this often happens when you have insufficient rights onĢ. The issue you are citing with being unable to import. Recording it this way would potentially solve two issues.ġ. You do this by clicking Slide Show > Set Up Show.Īnd selecting the "Browsed by an individual (window) option. To coax it to display in a window on your desktop as opposed toįull screen.
PowerPoint person, so I'm not totally at ease with that product.īut one of the neat features of the later versions is the ability All the while,Ĭapturing each slide Using Captivate. Presentation and record it as you are viewing it. Essentially, what you do is to launch the PowerPoint One in which you may wish to consider withĬaptivate. In addition to Captivate, I also useĪnother product called Camtasia Studio. I'm posting to offer another suggestion for
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