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GB Digital
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March 26, 2019
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How can we view all text created in a captivate module through the SCORM file?

  • March 26, 2019
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Hey Team,

               We have created a lot of internal learning over the years and we are having to go through and edit all references to our intranet. To analyse the text references, I want to access one of the scorm files through notepad++ (such as an xml file) so I can search for terms rather than having to open every module in captivate. I can't seem to find which file within the SCORM package that all text I have created within captivate is held within.

Would anyone happen to know which file it may be contained within please?

Thanks heaps!

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Correct answer RodWard

If you created the content as SWF output then the links text will be buried inside the SWF in a binary format which you can do nothing about.

If you published the content as HTML5 then the links text is probably buried inside the CPM.js file in the HTML5 content.  You would need to open that file with an HTML editing app and search for the specific text string to change.

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RodWard
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RodWardCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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March 26, 2019

If you created the content as SWF output then the links text will be buried inside the SWF in a binary format which you can do nothing about.

If you published the content as HTML5 then the links text is probably buried inside the CPM.js file in the HTML5 content.  You would need to open that file with an HTML editing app and search for the specific text string to change.

    GB Digital
    GB DigitalAuthor
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    March 26, 2019

    Thankyou Brother Rod!

    As always you have come through with the goods. I really appreciate your speedy reply here!

    Lilybiri
    Lilybiri
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    March 26, 2019

    Since the conclusion is that you will have to open all the cptx-files and republish, a small supplementary tip. If the 'references' are in hyperlinks, use the Advanced Interaction panel, where you can filder for all the hyperlinks. That panel cannot be used for editing but it is linked to slide/properties panel. When you select a hyperlink, its slide will automatically be selected.

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