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Anonymous
January 30, 2008
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Captivate published files in PowerPoint

  • January 30, 2008
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Hello,
I would like to embed a file published from Captivate (exe, swf, ?) in a PowerPoint presenation and would appreciate it greatly if anyone can tell me how. The idea is to create a presentation that plays multiple annimation files in a loop. Thank you in advance for your time and reply. Özlem
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    Correct answer Captiv8r
    Hi again

    Another problem I noticed is that whenever there is a motion swf, the screen whites out. Have you heard anything like that?

    This would seem to imply that the Captivate movie isn't able to load the external full motion file. I suppose I'd check to see that everything is in the same folder. Assuming you have done this and for some reason it didn't work, you might need to take special steps to ensure the full motion bits are included in the main .SWF.

    Hopefully this helps... Rick

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    Captiv8r
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    Legend
    January 30, 2008
    Hi ofalkie

    See if the link below helps with that.

    Click here

    Cheers... Rick
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    Anonymous
    January 30, 2008
    Thank you Rick. That helped some although I now have issues with slide transitions to work out. Another problem I noticed is that whenever there is a motion swf, the screen whites out. Have you heard anything like that?
    Captiv8r
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    Legend
    January 30, 2008
    Hi again

    Another problem I noticed is that whenever there is a motion swf, the screen whites out. Have you heard anything like that?

    This would seem to imply that the Captivate movie isn't able to load the external full motion file. I suppose I'd check to see that everything is in the same folder. Assuming you have done this and for some reason it didn't work, you might need to take special steps to ensure the full motion bits are included in the main .SWF.

    Hopefully this helps... Rick
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