Question
Hanging on a newly recorded project "Save as"
We've just started using Captivate2 (v2.0.0) however we've
already bumped into a repeating serious flaw.
After recording a short web based software simulation (135 slides), we attempted to save the project using the usual "Save As" option and clicked ok.
The file gets created (~7MB) in the target directory, Captivate shows it's saving and the save bar gets to the end but then just hangs using 99% CPU. Using the Task manager process window with I/O read,write and other shown, we can see that no data is read, written or "other". After a while windows changes the title bar to "Not Responding". This doesn't change even after leaving it for 2 hours.
The only option is to end the application.
On attempting to load the saved project, Captivate states that the project is corrupt and then closes - no storyboard is displayed.
The machine is a IBM T42 laptop, 1GB RAM, 10GB free HD space running Windows XP and IE 6.0. The rest of windows XP patches are uptodate. Laptop screen as primary at 1024x768x16bit and the secondary external monitor is at 1280x1024x32bit.
This is repeatable and first occured during a 26MB file (360slide) recording.
Any one else have this experience?
After recording a short web based software simulation (135 slides), we attempted to save the project using the usual "Save As" option and clicked ok.
The file gets created (~7MB) in the target directory, Captivate shows it's saving and the save bar gets to the end but then just hangs using 99% CPU. Using the Task manager process window with I/O read,write and other shown, we can see that no data is read, written or "other". After a while windows changes the title bar to "Not Responding". This doesn't change even after leaving it for 2 hours.
The only option is to end the application.
On attempting to load the saved project, Captivate states that the project is corrupt and then closes - no storyboard is displayed.
The machine is a IBM T42 laptop, 1GB RAM, 10GB free HD space running Windows XP and IE 6.0. The rest of windows XP patches are uptodate. Laptop screen as primary at 1024x768x16bit and the secondary external monitor is at 1280x1024x32bit.
This is repeatable and first occured during a 26MB file (360slide) recording.
Any one else have this experience?
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