Best resolution for recording

What is the best resolution to record at to accomodate user who have 800 x 600 and 1024 x 768? We don't want the users to have to scroll to see the entire screen.

I've been building demos and sims for US Air Force personnel for a short while and I've found that projects published at 1024 X 768 fits most monitors when they're published as a PDF.
Short of canvassing all potential students out there I have to watch closely for complaints...
TT

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Hi,
I just created a project and several of the viewers complained that they had to scroll horizontally in order to view the movie.
What is the best resolution to record my next project in so as to ensure that no user will have to scroll (neither vertically or horizontally) to see the contents?
Alternatively, is there some type of feature that automatically adjusts the contents to the viewer's screen?
Thanks very much in advance.

Hi there
I think many folks use 800x600 as a common size.
Choosing the "Best" resolution is nearly always a bit of an art form. You need to consider the lowest common denominator. For example, are your tutorials intended for senior citizens? If so, then you need to consider that they may be running an older computer configured for a smaller resolution.
There are ways to coax the video to play back at whatever resolution is available, but they all will involve a sacrifice in quality. This is because any time you play back your project at a different size than it was recorded, the quality will suffer. The degree to which it suffers depends entirely on how much scaling is happening. Scale just a little and it's not too bad. Scale a lot and things go downhill.
One way to allow scaling is to link to the .SWF instead of the .HTM that is produced. Another way is to edit the HTML page Captivate creates. Remove the pixel values and insert percentages.
Cheers... Rick
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