What I don't like about the zoom feature as Articulate does it: Although I can define an area and zoom in on it, I do not see the zoomed area in the slide in edit mode. No WYSIWYG here folks ...
Which makes the feature rather useless if I want to highlight a part of the zoomed in area - for example:
1. Zoom in on an area 2. Add a text bubble with text pointing to a certain part in the zoomed in area
I may be misunderstanding, but when I insert a zoom region, you'll see some green dotted lines as to where the zoom region is, and if you click on that object within the timeline the rest of the slide greys out and then your focus is on the actual area to be zoomed. I took a screen capture of the first set up of this.
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No - you need to do it after recording, and it works fine.
Use it all the time.
Bruce
Hi Bruce,
Thank you so much for your response.
If possible, can you please send a example/ sample simulation file where you have used zoom feature.
Thanks again!!
Jyothi
Hi - sorry, but all those I have done are under NDA.
Bruce
Hi Bruce,
No issues.
Thanks,
Jyothi
What I don't like about the zoom feature as Articulate does it: Although I can define an area and zoom in on it, I do not see the zoomed area in the slide in edit mode. No WYSIWYG here folks ...
Which makes the feature rather useless if I want to highlight a part of the zoomed in area - for example:
1. Zoom in on an area
2. Add a text bubble with text pointing to a certain part in the zoomed in area
Hi Gary,
I may be misunderstanding, but when I insert a zoom region, you'll see some green dotted lines as to where the zoom region is, and if you click on that object within the timeline the rest of the slide greys out and then your focus is on the actual area to be zoomed. I took a screen capture of the first set up of this.
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