- ADOBE EDGE INSPECT CC APP ADOBE CAPTIVATE 9 INSTALL
- ADOBE EDGE INSPECT CC APP ADOBE CAPTIVATE 9 SOFTWARE
- ADOBE EDGE INSPECT CC APP ADOBE CAPTIVATE 9 DOWNLOAD
Steve Krug is spot on online people don't read instructions (well no more than a few words), they click/tap/swipe. Regarding responsive projects I can only agree: navigation needs to be obvious. The solution is to log in and then out of the CC app. The problem with Edge Inspect is that it keeps telling me that the account credentials are incorrect or I do not have access. Which in the end seems like not a big deal. For a Captivate responsive project, again, it seems like you have to interact with the project individually on each device. When viewing something like a website, this doesn't happen - each time I move to a different page, etc, that new view is shown on my devices. Even if I navigate forward into the project on the computer, just the first screen still shows on the devices and I have to interact with the project on each device individually to start moving through the project. I have noticed that it looks like just the first screen/slide of my project shows up on the devices. Now when you start interacting with your Captivate project on your computer, you should see it on your device(s) too. Once they've been paired once, usually the browser plug-in seems to remember and you won't have to type in the passcode(s) again in the future. Now you can start the Edge Inspect app on your other devices and connect them too. Now the computer and device connect/are paired, your device should then be listed in the browser plug in. Type that into the box in Inspect icon area in the browser on your computer. The first time, you should see a little passcode on your mobile device, it will just come up by itself. If you click on the Inspect icon on the upper right, it should show 'looking for a connection'Ĩ) Go to your device and start the Edge Inspect app.ĩ) The computer and the mobile device realize they want to talk to each other. That's OK.ħ) In Captivate 8, go to the Preview button > In Adobe Edge Inspect.
ADOBE EDGE INSPECT CC APP ADOBE CAPTIVATE 9 SOFTWARE
So for an iPad/iPhone, search in the App Store for Edge Inspect, for Android, look for Edge Inspect on Google Play.Ĥ) Make sure that your computer and ALL devices you want to test on are connected to the same wireless network.ĥ) Have Captivate open and your project up and runningĦ) Start the Edge Inspect software on your computer (for instance, on PC go to Start menu, then find Edge Inspect).
ADOBE EDGE INSPECT CC APP ADOBE CAPTIVATE 9 DOWNLOAD
You'll know it's installed when you see a little square with the little Inspect logo (looks like the letters In) in the upper right of your browser, like to the right of your URL bar.ģ) For each device you want to test on, download the Edge Inspect app.
ADOBE EDGE INSPECT CC APP ADOBE CAPTIVATE 9 INSTALL
Search for and install the Edge Inspect Plug-in. It HAS to be the Google Chrome browser, NOT Firefox, IE, Safari etc. What I really wanted to comment on was to offer some possible help on getting Edge Inspect working.ġ) Install Edge Inspect on your computer, either from the download page ( ) or from the Creative Cloud Manager on your computer.Ģ) Open Chrome.
Even when putting in my own slide in that explains the gestures, I still feel like I want to offer more traditional, big buttons for people to tap to advance or go back slide by slide. For instance, sure, I've got gestures turned on, but am not convinced that people know to touch the little icon of a hand that appears before a presentation starts to view what gestures are available. Hello! I've had some success with mobile and responsive projects, but feel like that's been because of adhering to the idea of keeping things as foolproof and simple as possible.
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