How to make an image move across the stage

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In Captivate 2019 I could place an image on the stage and use an animation to move it across the stage. I have an image that is several times wider than my course and I want it to scroll across the stage. I am trying to do this in Captivate 2023 and there doesn’t seem to be a way? Maybe the responsive only design prohibits you from doing that but I can’t make my image any bigger than the stage and I definitely can’t move it off the stage. Any help?

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