old ppta files and incomplete package
Dec 11, 2013
I am making changes to an existing course that includes Studio 9 presenter, engage, and quizmaker files. As I am doing this, the program keep generating multiple old ppta folders. How do I get rid of them and how do I know which one to save? I think I should save the one with the most recent date which doesn't have the 'old' in the file name, but I am pretty sure this will mean losing the audio. Any advice on how to fix this and more importantly how to avoid having these old files keep generating.
And, as an added bonus that may or may not be related, since I have made the changes, I cannot send the package to Articulate in a zip. Only some of the files end up being included, so it is an incomplete package. Any advice here as well?
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Hi Gwen,
Certainly sounds like some strange behavior, indeed.
First, please make sure that you're working with projects from and saving to your local hard drive.
Additional information regarding "Naming Files, Paths, and Namespaces" in Windows operating systems can be found in the following Microsoft article.
If you only experience this with this particular project, it might be an issue of corruption.
Here's how to fix a corrupt PowerPoint file
It may help to run a quick repair on Studio '09:
Articulate Support - How to Repair Articulate Studio '09
If you're still having trouble, please follow the troubleshooting steps outlined in this article:
Unexpected or Erratic Behavior in Articulate Studio '09
Let me know if you see any improvement.
Thanks, Gwen!
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