Buddy; New Guy
Nov 16, 2011
Hi, my name is Buddy Evans, and I’ll be needing all the help I can get from all of you. I am developing online training material targeted to the aircraft maintenance community. All of our training as voice embedded into the presentations and some of the presentations are a combination of videos that we'd taken from a chromakey green screen and we alternate with PowerPoint slides and various animations.
I am having one technical issue at present: I will convert a PDF document into a JPEG and import that JPEG into a PowerPoint slide. I will them insert a rectangular box over the portion of the document we are narrating too. I will fill that rectangular box with the color and the and adjust the transparency of the fill color to approximately 75% so that you can still read the text of the document. Sometimes, not always, when I preview or publish in articulate either my JPEG document is shifting approximately a quarter of an inch or all of my colored boxes, arrows, and other jacks boxes are shifting. Is there a way to anchor a JPEG and PowerPoint? Thanks so much I look forward to learning from each of you
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Welcome to Heroes, Buddy!
Can you attach a screenshot of what you're seeing to give me a better idea of what the issue may be? Thanks!
Hi Buddy,
Are you using 120 DPI in your resolution? Articulate applications are not currently supported using a large DPI setting. If you are using 120 DPI some symptoms are:
- Elements of the application appear misplaced or distorted.
- The Preview displays misplaced or distorted elements.
- The published output is distorted or does not display correctly.
- Annotations do not line up correctly when you publish or preview.
- Logo does not display correctly.
You can resolve this issue by following the steps outlined in the following Knowledge Base article.
http://www.articulate.com/support/presenter09/kb/?p=188
If you continue to have problems, please post a screenshot as Peter mentioned.
Thanks so much. Peter, I got it worked out. But again, Thank You
Glad to hear it, Buddy!
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