Thank you Jeff and Sarah for you responses. I am still trying to understand how Closed Captions work in general. From what I can gather from reading posts and watching YouTube videos, the only way to set up Closed Captions for an entire course (every slide), is to manually click the audio for each slide and manually type the Caption into the little boxes that appear under the audio waves, which is extremely time consuming! I record an audio for every slide. I was assuming that Storyline would be able to transcribe each audio recording for me without having to type every word in manually. Does Storyline do this? if so, how??
The trigger that is explained in this post is assuming that someone has already typed in all the words for every slide - correct? I thought I had seen a post that said there was a project setting that could be turned on at the start so that Storyline would be creating the Closed Captions as each audio recording was being created.
I would be grateful if someone could explain the entire process. I realized that for courses that were created withOUT Closed Captioning turned on, there is no other way to add Closed Captioning but to manually type in each word. But what about a brand new project??