As these are popular tools, I will sometimes use them as a means of comparison to illustrate ActivePresenter’s feature set. In fact, in many ways, ActivePresenter resembles both Captivate and Storyline and to some degree Trivantis Lectora. Last month I compared ActivePresenter’s software simulation features with those of Adobe Captivate and Articulate Storyline. The product is updated often with new features enhancements and the manual is updated each time the product is. There’s no need, though, because ActivePresenter comes with a full 387-page user manual PDF that you can open from its help menu. This review is based on the pro version and it contains so many features that it would be impossible to cover them all in one review. You can see which features are included in each version here.
You can also download a full trial version with no expiration date that will include a watermark in your exported projects. There is a free version, a standard version that costs $199 US and a pro version priced at $399 US. Its creator, Atomi Systems, is based in Hanoi, Vietnam, and its price point is very attractive.
#OPEN PPT FILE IN ACTIVEPRESENTER MAC OS X#
It is available to be installed in both Windows and on Mac OS X and editions are available in English, French, Polish, Vietnamese, Russian, and German. So how did I not discover ActivePresenter until two months ago, when it is already up to version 8? In fact, it first came out in 2008. I like to think that I am familiar with most authoring tools.
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