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higher number (50% or 60%) to let the viewer see through the
button to the background of the slide.
Figure 9-5. Set the Transparent button properties.
6.
If you chose Image button, you'll be presented with three options.
Captivate will display a different image for each of the three possi-
ble states of the button:
Up image (the first in the row of buttons) is displayed before
the button is clicked.
Down image (the middle image) is displayed after the button
has been clicked.
Over image (the third image in the row of buttons) is displayed
when the mouse is over the button but hasn't been clicked yet.
The default is to use three rectangles with varying interior colors
to indicate the three possible image states.
Figure 9-6. Set the Image button properties.
Click the
Browse
button (with three dots) to browse the folders
on your system and choose an image for each of the three button
states. You can also set the buttons to have a transparent color by
selecting the
Transparent buttons
check box. When this is
selected, Captivate will make whatever color is in the upper-left
corner of the button image be transparent throughout the button
