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Captions, Styles and Timing > Text Captions > Modify Text Caption Properties

 select any one of the effects from either of the two rows

On the slide, you will see the effect and its impact on the text within the Text

Caption. I think you’ll agree that using a Character Effect on the Text Caption

does emphasize the text, but it also makes the text harder to read. Although

you will find many reasons to use this kind of effect as you develop eLearning

in Captivate, I’m a firm believer in taking a minimalist approach when it comes

to using effects of any kind.

8. Remove Character Effects.

 on the Character Effects panel, click the Clear button

9. Highlight a single word.

 on the slide, double-click within the Text Caption

The Text Caption is no longer selected as an object, and you’ve entered text-

edit mode. At this point, you can’t move it or resize the caption using your

mouse. However, you can make edits to the text much like you would in a

word processor.

 double-click the word File

10. Change the appearance of a single word.

 from the Character group, locate the Format area

 select the Bold command

11. Deselect the Text Caption (click just above or below the caption).

The Text Caption should look similar to the image below.

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