My computer crashed and lost my storyline files. But, I did publish some to the review 360 site. Is there a way to recover files from the review 360 site?
As Matthew noted, you can't, however it's possible to get something.
I did a post on using Screentogif to do a screen capture of courses when you don't have the original content. It's not perfect, but you can capture the bulk of the content in some form.
The idea is to go through the course screen by screen. The tool will capture all the screens and you can export those as images. Then you have the content. Where you need to make a change, cover the old content and add new or just create a new slide. Odds are you won't need to redo every slide.
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As Matthew noted, you can't, however it's possible to get something.
I did a post on using Screentogif to do a screen capture of courses when you don't have the original content. It's not perfect, but you can capture the bulk of the content in some form.
The idea is to go through the course screen by screen. The tool will capture all the screens and you can export those as images. Then you have the content. Where you need to make a change, cover the old content and add new or just create a new slide. Odds are you won't need to redo every slide.
https://blogs.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/heres-an-easy-way-to-update-an-old-course-without-the-source-files/
How to extract text from images
https://blogs.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/how-to-copy-text-from-flash-e-learning-courses-html5/
Thank you Matthew and Tom, I appreciate the speedy reply. Tom: I will try the Screentogif route to get as much as I can - I appreciate the tip!