Reduce Volume of Mouse Click Sound

Any way to easliy reduce the volumne of the clickk sound from the mouse without recording a new mouse sound?

Easy way...no. What I had to do was edit the actual sound files for the single and double clicks. The files are mp3's and are located in:
Adobe Captivate 5 --> Gallery --> Mouse --> Click Sounds
You can open the mp3's in any simple wave/audio editor, select the waveform, and decrease the volume. I brought mine down about 3 decibels.
However, keep in mind this will decrease the volume for every project you do, not just the one you are working on.
Hope this Helps.
Mike D.

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If you open the Edit > Preferences dialog without having any project open, then go to Defaults > Object Defaults, you can set up some of the things you want. For example, you can change the default duration of highlight boxes. But this doesn't allow you to configure the mouse or slide settings the way you want for all projects.
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I have been working on a project that uses buttons and click boxes. Previously the mouse click played when the button was selected, but now there is no mouse click sound when selecting the button. When closing the application I see a message that pops up saying "Discovering Unreachable Audio".
I also tried to create a new project with buttons and the mouse click still does not play.
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I am using Windows XP SP3.
Any advice on how to correct this is greatly appreciated!
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Did you ever find a solution to this? I am having the same trouble. The mouse click will not play despite the fact it is selected. Some mouse clicks will play so I don't know what the issue is. Also if I change it to a custom mouse click it the sound will play.

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I am learning how to use captivate and have created a video, I want the mouse click sound, but I can't get it to work.
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Hi KeithJohnson
Sure, just double-click the mouse object in either the
Timeline or on your slide. There on the Options tab is an option to
assign the click sound.
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How do I globally uncheck the property "mouse click sounds" under the captions section

I am doing software simulation and it produces a large number of slides. I want to remove the mouse click sounds. Is there another way to do that other than
select each and every slide and uncheck the "Mouse Click Sound" checkbox?
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So I tried it...here are the screen shot. I do have the updated Captivate 7....So you can see they are selected and I used the timeline to bring up the mouse clicks box.
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I searched the topics and was unable to locate the answer.
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dog!

Hi defcon789
Most of the time a button or click box is programmed to jump
to a specific slide as opposed to continuing. Assuming that
continuing is okay, you could insert an invisible object with the
desired click sound attached. Then clicking the button would result
in the desired click sound. I suppose even if you are jumping to a
different slide this would be possible by inserting a blank slide
preceding the slide where you want to link. Then link to that slide
instead. Then assign the sound to that slide so it plays just
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I just purchased a new iMac 5K with the Magic Mouse. Every time I click on the mouse I hear a clicking noise. How do eliminate this? I have an older Magic Mouse and it does not make any sound when I click on it.

It certainly is.. I notice that when clicking the left side, it has one distinct "tick" sound but the left has 2 crunchy/clucking sounds. Hard to explain but it doesn't sound right.. I just want to know from anyone else if this is the norm..
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Hello, I am trying to create a simple flash game which
involves shooting. I have scoured the internet for a couple of days
to try to find a way to make a gun sound when the mouse button is
clicked, but to no avail. Could someone please point me in the
right direction. I am using Flash CS3. Thanks for your time,
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dindelus,
> I have very little 2.0 knowledge and even less 3.0, so I
> am using Action Script 2.0 for this.
What you'll need, in any case, is an instance of the Sound
class -- and
I'll show you the AS2 syntax. Presumably, you already have an
instance of
your button symbol (i.e., and instance of the Button class)
on your Stage.
That button will need an instance name so that ActionScript
can pick it out
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Button.onPress event
of that instance, and that function is going to invoke
Sound.start() on your
sound instance.
As an aside, the following realization may actually help you
in terms of
reading through the ActionScript 2.0 (and 3.0) Language
Reference. Just
about everything in ActionScript may be described as an
object, and objects
are defined by (usually) namesake classes. Classes are
effectively blue
prints for the objects they define, and you'll tend to find
one or more of
the following three categories when you look up a class:
properties
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var s:Sound = new Sound();
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generic Object
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function is
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look up the
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-- and the
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David Stiller
Co-author, Foundation Flash CS3 for Designers
http://tinyurl.com/2k29mj
"Luck is the residue of good design."

Mouse clicks and keystrokes

When I edit mouse click in mouse properties, it
doesn't always make the sound when it's checked (ticked), and
sometimes makes a mouse click sound when it's not ticked. If you
run it through again, it often responds differently. The same thing
happens with keystroke sounds, though less frequently. Is this a
common problem, is it my computer, or is there some way of fixing
this problem?

Keyboard shortcuts were often missed. For example, I tried this sequence many times.
0: (setup: text editor is scrolled to first line and cursor is at the beginning of the first line)
1: Click on text editor window to focus it.
2: press SHIFT-DownArrow to move cursor down one line and select the first line
3: press CMD-X to cut the line.
Automator never would capture those key strokes.
But today I has a break through. This sequence does work:
0: (setup: text editor is scrolled to bottom of the file and the cursor is placed below the last line.)
1: Click on text editor window to focus it.
2: press SHIFT-UpArror to move cursor up one line and select the last line.
3: press CMD-X to cut the line.
about 70% of the time this did get recorded correctly (I did maybe 3 recordings and one failed to select). Once it got recorded correctly it worked reliably.
So it seems to be able to capture some sequences but not others. Both sequences work very reliably when I type them but automator can only capture the last sequence.
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I can't hear a mouse click

Hey,
On a slide, after you insert the mouse, isn't there something I should do to hear the mouse click. I've already got all of the buttons checked under the mouse properties(show mouse click and mouse click sound). Now, shouldn't I simply hear a click at the end of the mouse object? Is there some kind of global setting I am missing?
What gives?
Thanks.
Jeff

Hi there
Mouse click sounds exist as an audio file and are not recorded. While I'm not one of the Captivate Development team, it is my understanding that all that is recorded are the starting and ending points as well as the pointer in use.
Of course Mouse object provides click sounds. The evidence is in the dialog.
A bit of a mystery as to why you may not be hearing them. Any chance of sharing your project so one of us may see first hand?
Cheers... Rick
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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

Why the click sound is not working after publishing?

Hello all.
I have around 190-200 slides in my project. I want my mouse object to have the click sound in some slides and without click sound in rest of the slides.
Using its properties panel I have added click sound for the required slides. But after publishing the project I am unable to hear the click sound. When I refresh the page I could hear the sound. Why does this happen?
Regards,
Kartik.P

Hi,
Do you face this problem even with a single slide project? Because this seems to be working fine at our end.
Also, is it an upgraded project, single click or double click?? Does it happen only on few slides or all slides with mouse click sound.
Thanks,
Sikandar

IMac won't turn on. Only a clicking sound and a grey folder with flashing question mark.

iMac won't turn on. Only a clicking sound and a grey folder with flashing question mark.
Help.

Your iMac is actually turning ON as proven by the grey folder with the flashing question mark.
The flashing question mark indicates that your system is unable to find a bootable volume. The clicking sound that you hear is probably coming from your hard drive while it tries to recalibrate. I suspect your hard drive has failed.
What model imac do you have? If it's under warranty I suggest taking it in for service. Hopefully you've been maintaining a regular backup of your data as all users should. I lost my data once and it was a valuable lesson. I back up regularily now.
If your iMac came with install disks then you can boot from them, choose your language when asked, then pull down the Utilities menu to launch the Disk Utility application. The Disk Utility application will allow you to verify whether your hard drive has an issue. Usually a clicking sound, assuming it's coming from the hard drive, is a sign of a bad hard drive.
If your system has Lion installed then you can hold down the Command and R keys when you restart the system, then launch the Disk Utility application from the menu that appears.

How Do I find the "Disable Click Sound" property in Captivate 7?

My software simulation has very annoying click sounds from the mouse. I have seached the web and found a screenshot of an 'Options' section on the properties tab with a 'Disable Click Sound' checkbox, but my copy of Captivate 7 doesn't have that. What's up? There has to be a place to turn it off! Otherwise it's useless....the clicking drives everyone crazy.

Select the mouse on the slide (or timeline) and deselect the Mouse Click Sound check box from the properties.
Sreekanth

How to turn off mouse click noise

I am listening to my Itunes on my computer and doing work at the same time. Each time I do my work and click my mouse I hear the click sound at the same time as my song. Is they any way to turn off mouse click sound so it does not disturb my music?

1. Go to control panel
2. Click mouse
Now that being said, I don't have the kind that makes a noise, so I don't have an option, but if you're able to turn the sound off, it should be there.
If it's not there, check Sounds and Audio Device properties to see if there's an option there. If there's not, you may need to contact your computer manufacturer.
Good luck!

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