Captivate 8 - how do I export or publish to PDF?

Captivate 8 - how do I export or publish to PDF?

Ahhh so you likely fell smitten with the new kid on the block. It's okay. We forgive you. We know how "cool" he is and all.
Lemme guess, in your editor you have a colored bar at the top? And that would mean that you created a new "Responsive" project. (Insert Ahhhhh, swoooon sound here)
PDF output isn't there for that project type as it's meant for copying to a web server for consumption on a variety of devices. If you want to publish to a PDF, you need to be using the Demonstration/Simulation project type. And sorry, there is no button or option to enable that goes "Poof" and now it's converted to that type. You will have to re-create the project.
Cheers... Rick

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