In Adobe Captivate Classic, select File > New > Widget in Flash.
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Create static widgets
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In the Create New Widget dialog box, select Static in the Widget menu and then click OK.
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In Flash, select Window > Actions.
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The Actions panel appears with the template code for the static widget. Customize this code to create your widget.
Create interactive widgets
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In an open project, select File > New > Widget In Flash.
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In the Create New Widget dialog box, do the following:
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In the Widget menu, select Interactive.
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In the ActionScript Version menu, select the ActionScript version that you plan to use when writing the widget code in Flash.
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Click OK.
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In Flash, select Window > Actions.
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The Actions panel appears with the template code for the interactive widget. Customize this code to create your widget.
Create question widgets
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Select File > New > Widget In Flash.
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In the Create New Widget dialog box, select Question and then click OK.
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In Flash, right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the Actions layer in the Timeline, and select Actions.
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The Actions panel appears with the template code for the question widget. Customize this code to create your widget.
Note:You can add question widgets to question pools. They are treated as any other question slide.