Icon displayed for Resources/Attachments By Tom Dorsey I have a storyline program with jpg resources attached. My program has fireworks installed which is the default program for view jpgs. After i published the storyline file and upload it to my site, the icon displayed under resources for each attachment is a fireworks icon. The issue - customers who take the course may become confused by the FW icon next to the link. Any thoughts? Tom
Ashley Terwilliger Staff over 7 years ago10/11/13 at 6:33 am (UTC) Hi Tom, There isn't any way to change the icon within the Resources/attachments section, although it's something you're welcome to submit a feature request about. When viewing your published course, are you unable to open the jpg images?
Tom Dorsey Author over 7 years ago10/11/13 at 8:45 am (UTC) You can open the file, though i am certain my customers will be confused by "FW". Can you disable the icon?
Ashley Terwilliger Staff over 7 years ago10/11/13 at 12:15 pm (UTC) Hi Tom, No way that I know of to disable the icon. Are you able to convert it to another file type that they'll recognize?
Tom Dorsey Author over 7 years ago10/11/13 at 6:02 pm (UTC) it's a jpg - believe the issue is that on my pc, jpg are default to open with fireworks . I believe the solutions are then to convert all attachments to PDF (not a bad idea) or change the default program to open JPGS to something different. Tom
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Hi Tom,
There isn't any way to change the icon within the Resources/attachments section, although it's something you're welcome to submit a feature request about. When viewing your published course, are you unable to open the jpg images?
You can open the file, though i am certain my customers will be confused by "FW". Can you disable the icon?
Hi Tom,
No way that I know of to disable the icon. Are you able to convert it to another file type that they'll recognize?
it's a jpg - believe the issue is that on my pc, jpg are default to open with fireworks .
I believe the solutions are then to convert all attachments to PDF (not a bad idea) or change the default program to open JPGS to something different.
Tom
Sounds like two good solutions!