Using the Click Box

Question

Hello:
I've created an e-learning tutorial for some of our employees to learn about codes that we use for billing. I wanted to create an interactive experience, but its not working well.
First i created my image in PowerPoint (boxes/headings) and inserted them into Captivate and i then places a click box over top of it so once they click the description pops out.
Issues:
I've selected "infinite", but i am only allowed to click on it once
the word/description caption doesn't stay open long enough for users to read
I don't want it to automatically go to the next slide, I want them to click on the "next" button to proceed, but that isn't working either. I don't know if to choose "continue, next slide, no action" for the On Success action
I noticed at the end of each of the click box on the time line there is a pause.
I've attached a screen shot - hopefully this will help...
I am currently using a Trial version, could this be the reason (I'm waiting for my full version in the mail).
Is there a chance that the "click button" isn't what i should be using? Maybe I should be using the roll over slidelet?
Finally, I've created branching, I have two sections and I've created 2 quizzes, is there a way to have a summary after each quiz? or is it the only the one i can have?
Please help because im stuck and not sure how to fix this.
Thanks!

Answer 1

Shanniearra wrote:
I am currently using a Trial version, could this be the reason (I'm waiting for my full version in the mail).
Is there a chance that the "click button" isn't what i should be using? Maybe I should be using the roll over slidelet?
Finally, I've created branching, I have two sections and I've created 2 quizzes, is there a way to have a summary after each quiz? or is it the only the one i can have?
Please help because im stuck and not sure how to fix this.
Thanks!
Trial or full version will both work the same, at least for this situation.
the click box is doing what it's designed to do, based on how you have the options set.  You have it acting like a scored object with the success/fail options in your screen shot.  Unfortunately, there isn't a way to manipulate the success caption's timing to make it stick around longer. 
As Rod indicated to do what it sounds like you want to do, you need to create some advanced actions (which is pretty advanced for a new user) or use the rollover caption as he suggests.  This might help you with the actions:  http://lilybiri.posterous.com/playing-hide-and-seek-with-captivate-objects 
or these:
http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/2011/12/creating-a-screen-with-a-pop-up-with-adobe-captiv ate-5-5.html
http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/2011/03/creating-a-click-reveal-text-screen-in-adobe-capt ivate-5.html
http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/2011/12/captivate-training-creating-interesting-interacti vities-with-adobe-captivate-part-1.html
http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/2011/12/captivate-training-creating-interesting-interacti vities-with-adobe-captivate-part-2.html
As for your quiz questions, Captivate only let's you make one quiz per project, so only one summary/score slide.  You could build your own again, with some advanced actions, but again that's pretty advanced for a new user.
hope that helps.