Can't turn off Mouse Click

I am trying to turn off the mouse click sound. I am following
the manual which says to remove the checkmark from the box next to
the Mouse click sound. After I do that, I then save the project
(which is still unpublished). I then preview that slide, and I
still hear the mouse click sound. I did this to several slides, all
had the same results. I am a new user of Captivate 3, am I doing
something wrong?

Welcome to our community, Linda
Hop over to fellow Adobe Community Expert Paul Dewhurst's
site at the link below. You need to download a silent mouse click
sound file and replace yours with Paul's. Then you will be free of
mouse clicks!
Click
here to visit Paul's site
While you are there, please consider tossing some change into
his tip jar for his efforts!
Oh, and one other thing. Don't let the fact he's organized
this widget into the Captivate 1 category fool you. It should work
with all Captivate versions.
Cheers... Rick

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> In
Slide > Mouse > Properties it seems that you are able
to turn off the
> sound by unchecking the box next to
Mouse click sound, but I have found
> that this does not work. I unchecked this for each
slide, but the click sound
> is stil there. Is this a bug, or is there another way to
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> short of creating a sound file of silence and replacing
the existing file with
> the silent one?
>
>
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