Is there a way to store context information from a screen capture in Captivate (2019)

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When we make eLearnings about how to use software, is there a way for Captivate to store the information about where the screen captures were taken? For example, if I am learning software that involves orders and payment, could Captivate store the context of payments when I screengrab those slides from the payment part of the software? If so, how do I find that information? I would like to be able to reference it later on.

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