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Advanced action works on 1st slide, but not subsequent
I am new here and new to Captivate. I created an advanced action to toggle a pause/play button. It works on the first slide. On subsequent slides, it pauses, but does not change the state of the button. Need some help troubleshooting. Thanks! The post Advanced action works on 1st slide, but not subsequent appeared…
