Frame number limit

Hello,
I am about to produce a tutorial that will possible have up to 300 slides. Is there a limit to the number of slides?
Thanks
ali

Hi there
Depends on the version of Captivate you are using. If you are using Captivate 5 I understand you should be okay with that many slides. If you are using Captivate 4 or earlier, you should keep projects somewhere between 50-65 slides.
Cheers... Rick
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