MACROMEDIA FLASH 8-USING FLASH Use Manual page 589

8.
Open the new copy of the frameset.htm file in a text editor.
The following lines are found in the frameset.htm file:
<frameset frameborder="0" border="0" framespacing="0" rows="*,1">
<frame src="Untitled-1.htm" name="content" frameborder="0">
<frame src="results.htm" name="cmiresults" scrolling="0"
frameborder="0">
9.
In the second line, change
in Flash (typically the HTML filename specified in the formats Tab of Publish Settings).
The main file references any HTML files that were created in the publishing process. For
example, if myQuiz.htm, myQuiz_content.htm, and myQuiz_alternate.htm were created
by publishing the document, myQuiz.htm replaces Untitled-1.htm in the frameset.htm
file. Then, myQuiz.htm calls myQuiz_content.htm and myQuiz_alternate.htm when
necessary.
10.
Start the LMS system (or create the AICC Course Descriptor Files) that references the
frameset.htm file.
Preparing a SCORM-compliant learning interaction
for web hosting
To send tracking data to a SCORM-compliant LMS, you must enable tracking for the quiz
and publish the learning interaction using the Flash with SCORM Tracking template. In
addition, you must place the files generated by Flash on your web server in the same directory.
To prepare a SCORM-compliant learning interaction for web hosting:
1. Open the document in Flash.
2. Select File > Publish Settings.
3. In the Publish Settings dialog box that appears, make sure that (at least) both Flash (SWF)
and HTML are selected in the Formats panel.
4. Click the HTML tab at the top of the Publish Settings dialog box, and select the Flash with
SCORM Tracking from the Template pop-up menu.
5.
Click the Publish button, and close the dialog box.
6. Place the files produced by publishing the Flash file on the web server in the same directory.
7. Start the LMS system and reference the name of the HTML file. Make sure the LMS is set
to launch the SCORM tracking frameset.
Untitled-1.htm
Tracking to AICC- or SCORM-compliant learning management systems
to the name of the HTML file you published
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