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This option opens the file in full screen mode.
Full screen
Send PENS notification
Note: If you select AICC or SCORM options for the project, the full screen publishing option cannot be applied.
This option creates a standard .JS file that helps embed the SWF file into the HTML file.
Export HTML
Adobe Captivate generates the SWF file in the Flash version that you choose.
Flash Player Version
The Project Information area displays useful statistics about the project including the size (resolution), number
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of slides, audio information, eLearning details, accessibility compliance, and the playback control assigned to the
project. To change any of the options listed in this area, click the blue text. To change preferences, click the Prefer-
ences button.
Click Publish.
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You are notified when the process is complete.
Note: After the files are uploaded, you can view the project from your web browser by entering the web address
"http://www.yourwebaddress.com/filename.htm" where "www.yourwebaddress.com" is the URL and "filename.htm"
is the filename you entered in step 3.
Sending projects using e-mail
You can send Adobe Captivate projects in a variety of formats through e-mail. You can choose to send an Adobe
Captivate file (CP), a Windows executable file, a SWF file (to bypass many firewall protection systems), or an XML
file (XLIFF file).
To send an Adobe Captivate project through e-mail:
Open an Adobe Captivate project.
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Select File > Publish.
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In the Publish dialog box, select E-Mail.
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In Project Title, enter the desired filename.
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In File type, select the type of file to create:
This option sends the necessary Flash project file to the selected mail recipient.
SWF File
Windows executable (EXE)
your project as an EXE, you can choose the version of Flash Player you want to use.
This option sends notification of the project's PENS compliance.
This option sends the executable file to the selected mail recipient. When publishing
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