When creating, editing, and publishing Articulate Presenter '13 courses, be sure you're working on your local hard drive (typically your C: drive). Working on a network drive or a USB drive can cause erratic behavior, such as file corruption, an inability to save changes, and loss of resources, such as audio. See this article for more information.
Am trying to find a solution for this issue as I am getting the same error over and over again this morning. I have restarted my computer several times, am always working on my local C drive, and every time I go to sync my animations this error pops up and PowerPoint shows my course as a recovered file. I am working on a very tight deadline and am hoping you have a solution. If not I will have to consider moving my content into another software, which really isn't an option at this time.
Oh no, June! Sorry to hear you're running into that error. I see you also started a new discussion thread, so we can keep the conversation going over there if you'd like!
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Hi Lynn!
When creating, editing, and publishing Articulate Presenter '13 courses, be sure you're working on your local hard drive (typically your C: drive). Working on a network drive or a USB drive can cause erratic behavior, such as file corruption, an inability to save changes, and loss of resources, such as audio. See this article for more information.
Am trying to find a solution for this issue as I am getting the same error over and over again this morning. I have restarted my computer several times, am always working on my local C drive, and every time I go to sync my animations this error pops up and PowerPoint shows my course as a recovered file. I am working on a very tight deadline and am hoping you have a solution. If not I will have to consider moving my content into another software, which really isn't an option at this time.
Oh no, June! Sorry to hear you're running into that error. I see you also started a new discussion thread, so we can keep the conversation going over there if you'd like!
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