Problem:
Adobe Presenter does nothing when you try and import a swf.
Solution:
Make sure you are editing the file from your local drive. Opening and editing the file from a network path will cause this bug/error.
Hope this helps someone out there avoid the same frustration I went through!
Keep on Truckin Neternauts.
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Monday, August 17, 2009
Friday, July 17, 2009
Fixing Captivate Slowdown
Quick note on a problem i've encountered with Adobe Captivate.
It's seems that when working with some larger simulations with audio my captivate files become increasingly large in filesize and in turn cause the program to run very slowly.
I'm certain that this is because I was doing a lot of editing with the internal audio editor (cutting/pasting and moving slide cues around). Anyways there is a way to quickly solve the issue:
(Note: I suggest saving a backup of your file prior to this, not that anything could possibly go wrong....)
1. In the advanced audio options, choose to export your audio as one mp3.
2. In the advanced audio options, delete all the audio from your slides.
3. Run Captivate again so you have two windows, create a new blank project.
4. Copy all your slides from your project and paste into the blank project.
5. Import the exported mp3 on the first slide and choose to "Retain Current Slide Timing and distribute audio files over several slides"
6. Save your new smaller quicker project and get back to work!
It's seems that when working with some larger simulations with audio my captivate files become increasingly large in filesize and in turn cause the program to run very slowly.
I'm certain that this is because I was doing a lot of editing with the internal audio editor (cutting/pasting and moving slide cues around). Anyways there is a way to quickly solve the issue:
(Note: I suggest saving a backup of your file prior to this, not that anything could possibly go wrong....)
1. In the advanced audio options, choose to export your audio as one mp3.
2. In the advanced audio options, delete all the audio from your slides.
3. Run Captivate again so you have two windows, create a new blank project.
4. Copy all your slides from your project and paste into the blank project.
5. Import the exported mp3 on the first slide and choose to "Retain Current Slide Timing and distribute audio files over several slides"
6. Save your new smaller quicker project and get back to work!
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