From RJ Jacquez @ Adobe:
"One of the reasons why we included Photoshop in the Adobe eLearning Suite and in the Adobe Technical Communication Suite, instead of Illustrator, is because of the tight integration it has with Adobe Captivate, namely the ability to natively import .PSD files and preserve all the layers.
With Photoshop for example, it's really easy to edit a Captivate slide by removing unwanted areas, or moving pixels around and then bring the updated version back to Captivate. This is a fairly simple process.
However, what you may not know is that you can also use Photoshop to turn static Captivate slides into much more interactive "layered" slides".
Click here to access the video file.
Enjoy.
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