Software Assessment with Two Failure Messages

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This project was created to test a solution as answer to this question on the Adobe forum:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/captivate-discussions/assessment-message/m-p/13463873#M300592

A software simulation in Assessment mode has Click boxes and Text Entry Boxes, which are scored. The OP wanted to have two attempts for each of those interactive objects, but a different Failure message for the two attempts. An interactive object however has only two events: Success, Last Attempt. There is no way to trigger any action on a first failed attempt.

Watch the project, you will see two different Failure messages for the click boxes. It is not the case for the Text Entry Boxes but could be done as well. Any idea how to achieve this? Wait for an explanation in a blog post or a Captivate tutorial.

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