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Captions, Styles and Timing > Caption Styles > Edit the Default Caption Style

Caption Styles

During the activity that began on page 60, you learned how to insert a Text Caption

and then how to change its formatting. Did you notice that every time you inserted a

Text Caption, the appearance of the caption always reverted to a specific Caption

type, font and font size? Although it is easy enough to change the appearance of the

caption, you will quickly tire of the effort required to change every caption. Instead,

you can alter the way Text Captions appear in this project via Caption Styles. Once

you set up the appearance of the Caption Style, all new captions take on the

attributes of the style and save you a ton of manual formatting.

Student Activity: Edit the Default Caption Style

1. Using Captivate, open StyleMe from the Captivate7Data folder.

2. Go from slide to slide and notice that most of the slides in this project contain

a Text Caption. The appearance of each Text Caption is identical. (HaloBlue,

Calibri, 16 pt font size.)

3. Override a style.

 go to slide 3 and select the Text Caption

 on the Properties panel, General group, change the Caption to

HaloGreen

 on the Character group, change the Family to Verdana and the Size to 15

The three changes you made to the caption have had an obvious effect on the

selected Text Caption on slide 3. But what about the Text Captions on the

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