Go to Robert Lengacher post below...it works Perfectly! -Start dragging timeline over and simply 'tap' your left arrow on keyboard and your timeline will jump to end of media or objects that are not fixed.
I tried this 6 years after this post and on SL360 if I drag the end and press left it doesnt jump to the end of the longest object it just jumps to the far left of the slide... so you still have to drag right to get it to the length you need...
Why does Articulate so refuse to put a manual dialog box in to set slide length? Its not rocket science...
this didn't work for me. Although my pointer moves to 10 or 11 seconds, the actual time line did not. I also created a cue point and tried that. Nada. I have Articulate 360
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Go to Robert Lengacher post below...it works Perfectly! -Start dragging timeline over and simply 'tap' your left arrow on keyboard and your timeline will jump to end of media or objects that are not fixed.
Done! Submitted a request! :)
I tried this 6 years after this post and on SL360 if I drag the end and press left it doesnt jump to the end of the longest object it just jumps to the far left of the slide... so you still have to drag right to get it to the length you need...
Why does Articulate so refuse to put a manual dialog box in to set slide length? Its not rocket science...
god bless you, sir. this is a ridiculous thing that happens on most of my slides. you'd think SL would fix the behavior by now.
6 years later and this is STILL helping people.
Me, for example.
this didn't work for me. Although my pointer moves to 10 or 11 seconds, the actual time line did not. I also created a cue point and tried that. Nada. I have Articulate 360
DUDE! Thank you SO MUCH for posting this. Brilliant solution! All these years later and still helping!
Hi everyone!
You can read about the recent changes we made to the timeline here: Storyline 360: Enhanced Timeline Management
Please let me know if you have any questions!