Articulate, PPT 2007, & Raptivity
Sep 17, 2011
I created an interaction with Raptivity. Installed it as a swf file using Flash movie dialog box on Articulate ribbon. Settings Advance to the next slide: Automatically when movie finishes and Synchronization: Movie plays independently of slide. Set the Embed Movie property to True.
Those setting solved the first problem of getting the movie to show when previewed or published. But the interaction doesn't function. I used a flash card interaction from the Raptivity Zest package. Three cards that should show the back of the card I click on. The cards do not flip, either when previewed or published.
I am wondering if there may be some other setting I need to set since I am using PPT 2007? Additional note the swf works appropriately when run as a standalone
Any and all assistance would be helpful.
Thank you Fay
7 Replies
Hi Fay
Try these http://www.raptivity.com/resources/raptivity-integration/authoring-tools#Articulate-Presenterhttp://www.raptivity.com/resources/raptivity-integration/authoring-tools#Articulate-Presenter
Hi Phil thanks for your help on a Saturday afternoon.
I should have mentioned that I am using Presenter '09. The attached instructions didn't resolve the issue. Fay
sorry, did not notice it was version 5, perhaps someone else may be able to help, I have never tried to do this. Phil
I think I have a defective interaction. I am going to rebuild it in a different file and start over. I say this because I created a different type of interaction and it works as advertised. I will let you know. Thanks for trying. Fay
Well that didn't work any better. So any ideas out there I would appreciate it. Thanks. Fay
Hi Fay,
I would recommend inserting the SWF as a web object into your presentation:
https://player.vimeo.com/video/143914206
Using this method will workaround any ActionScript conflicts that may be occurring.
I got it basically up and running. But, in the end I finally gave up for this project due to time constraints. Will try again in the future. Fay
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