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Adobe Captivate 5.5 with eLS Extensions Exam Questions 11–15 (page: 4)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

You have applied an adjustment layer to your image and imported the PSD file into your Captivate project.
What should you do to see the adjustment layer effect applied to the image?

  1. Import as Multiple Photoshop Layer comps.
  2. Import the adjustment layer as a separate layer.
  3. Import the PSD file as a Photoshop animation.
  4. Merge the image with the adjustment layers.

Answer(s): B



You have a vector shape in your PSD file. You import the PSD file into Captivate.
What statement about the imported vector image is true?

  1. You cannot import a Photoshop file with a vector image.
  2. It will be imported as a vector graphic.
  3. It will be imported as a bitmap image.
  4. You can import this image but cannot perform roundtripping.

Answer(s): D



You have made some changes to the PSD file outside Captivate. You want the changes to be reflected in your Captivate project. How should you update the PSD instances in Captivate?

  1. Click the Red status icon on the top-right corner of the image.
  2. In the Properties Inspector, click Edit.
  3. In the Properties Inspector, click Update.
  4. Right-click the image and select Update.

Answer(s): D



You have imported a PSD file and you want to make some changes to it.
When you click the Update button, you get an error message saying that updates are NOT possible because the source file is NOT linked.
What should you do?

  1. Click the PSD file name next to Linkage and navigate to the file.
  2. Click Edit and navigate to the source file.
  3. Nothing. You cannot relink the source file.
  4. Click Relink and navigate to the source file.

Answer(s): A



You have recorded audio for a text caption in Captivate. You want to remove the background noise that was recorded along with the audio.
What should you do?

  1. Select the caption. In the Properties Inspector, under Audio accordion, click Edit Audio. In the dialog, click Remove Noise.
  2. Select the caption. In the Properties Inspector, under Audio accordion, click Edit Audio. In the dialog, click Edit with Adobe Audition.
  3. Select the caption. In the Properties Inspector, under Audio accordion, click Edit Audio. In the dialog, click Edit with Adobe Soundbooth.
  4. In the Library, locate the audio clip. Right-click the clip and select Remove Noise with Adobe Audition.

Answer(s): B



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