File extensions for published projects in capitivate 9

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July 26, 2016
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Hi

is there a list of all file extentsions once you publish a project in captivate v 9?

thanks

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kevind1969Author

New Participant

thanks for your answers, I think webserver is way forward

kevind1969Author

New Participant

forgot to say we are not using an LMS

RodWard

Community Expert

You may run into issues when trying to have Captivate published e-learning running from a SharePoint server. You really need to have it run from a proper WEB server. SharePoint tends to behave more like a FILE server.

kevind1969Author

New Participant

sorry I did not pose questions correctly. When you publish and you have all of your folders and files such as mp4, png etc what other file types are used? I need to get my elearning onto staff intranet via a sharepoint 2013 site however when I try and uploads the folder it says cannot transfer these files and doesn't say which ones. I'm just wondering if our lockdown sharepint site doesn't like a certain file type that captivate generates. hence id like to get a list of all possible file exts used.

Lilybiri

Brainiac

Cannot you just show the extensions by editing the settings of the OS? I make extensions visible whenever I install a new Windows PC.

Lilybiri

Brainiac

Can you explain better? You can publish to SWF, to HTML, to SCO, to EXE (or APP), to an interactive pdf, to a mobile app. If you publish to SWF you'll get a companion HTM, a CSS and a JS file. If you publish to HTML you'll get a folder with several subfolders. If you publish to SCO you get a folder with subfolders and including all necessary SCORM files. Easiest ones are the EXE(APP), and pdf's: only one file.

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