To trigger Time-based events upon user's click

Hi,
I have series of images to be pop up when the audio is played. However this is to be triggered when user clicks on a button.
Please advise.
Thank you.
Irene

Not sure that I understand your question correctly, but have a look at the example in this blog post: Blog after Posterous? - ClickClick - Captivate blog
These would be my steps:
for the introductory audio (before first click): add it as slide audio
for the audio associated with an image: attach it as object audio to the image
follow the work flow described in the blog post: whenever an image appears audio will play.
There is one drawback: if the user clicks again before the audio clip ends on the previous image, both audio clips will play at the same time. To avoid that:
don't attach the audio to the image but
add the statement 'Play ....' to the (shared or advanced) action that is triggered by the click
contrary to object audio, whenever this statement 'Play....' is executed, any previous audio will be stopped.
More info: Audio Objects: Control them! - Captivate blog
Lilybiri

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