Captivate Demonstration "This project has expired"

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February 11, 2013
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I created captivate files to embed into my powerpoint presentation, but now they show up as "This project has expired". Is there any way to update the files with the product key without recreating all of the demonstrations?

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Shekhar_Dhiman

Adobe Employee

Hi there,

Welcome to Adobe Forums. Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience.

This is a phenomenon which happens with trial versions of Captivate. If you have a project created in a trial then it is set to expire on the expiration date of that trial. However, if you have a licensed version of Captivate then you have to just open the ".CPTX" file created using the trial in the licensed version and then go to Edit > Preferences > Project > Start and End look for Project Expiry, uncheck that, save you project and publish it again.

See below:

If you do not have a licensed version then you can get a Captivate subscription for a month.

Hope this helps!

Thanks!

A

Anonymous

Thanks for the answers!

In my PowerPoint I have the files saved as .swf and I cannot find the original captivate files. Is there any way to import the .swf files into captivate and then modify the expiration date?

Thanks again!

-Rob