Pan on Simulations

I took a look at the project and previewed it, and it looked ok. I then took a look at your last publishing settings and realised that it's setup to publish as an SWF project. The result would create a folder containing five files:

• Captivate.css
• People Hub Video.MP4
• Standard.js
• Welcome to the People Hub.htm
• Welcome to the People Hub.swf

You would need to upload all five of these files to a location that is set up as a web server. Your company intranet might be set up as a web server, however, I have worked at organisations where the company intranet is a series of web pages on a content management system (not always the same thing). Your link would be to the HTM file, and it would call upon the other files as needed. Without a web server, your video may not get run.

Another issue is that when publishing to Flash as your project is set up to do, could be in violation of your companies web site policies. It's not uncommon that companies have banned the continued use of flash. In which case you might want to publish your project to HTML5. In fact, when I run it in the new Edge browser from Microsoft I get a message about flash being disabled.

I think the best solution would be to work with someone from your IT department to assist in setting up a proper location and determining the correct format for publication.

I tested the published version of your project on my web server and was able to run your project without any problems.

Welcome to the People Hub

Of course, I will delete it once you've looked at it.

For software simulations pan and zoom are only available during the recording process, not later of for editing. That is what you did set up, but apparently you didn't move the pan window during recording. For Video Demo you can use pan/zoom in the editing phase but only within the recorded part of the screen.

Pan and zoom are only available when editing video demos. If you wish to pan and zoom a software sim you need to setup that before you start your recording.