Click and proceed without using buttons
October 21, 2009 12:00 AM
You can attach an "on mouse click" to the page itself, which when clicked can run a group. In the group, have an action that increments a variable by, say 1. then have trailing actions that show the next part of the screen based on the value of the variable. There is no "button" per-say, but the cursor will be a "hand" icon as the user hovers over the page, as the whole page is clickable. Then any audio that needs to play, can be played via an On Show action attached to each item as it shows, precluding you to figure out timing across timed animations.
Another method maybe to use the Keypress action. And have say the right arrow advance through the current page, then have the Enter key move to the next page, and the Left arrow move to the previous page. (Audio playing will work using the same method for the click option stated above.)
NOTE: the page click option will not work in HTML, only single file executable. If you want to use in HTML you will need to create a transparent button, or some other object the user is able to click on. OnClick actions are not permitted on pages in HTML/SCORM/AICC, only the SFE.
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