Hello - I have a corrupt file (I have tried all suggestions posted to recover with no luck) that before it became corrupted, was published as SCORM file. Is there anyway that I could leverage the published SCORM file to regenerate the Storyline file - so that I do not have to recreate the editable Storyline file from scratch? Thank you
Hi, Susan -- Wendy is correct, and unfortunately, there is no way to pull the source file from published output.
In an effort to avoid file corruption in the future, is is recommended that you always save and publish to your local hard drive (typically your C: drive). Working on a network drive or an external (USB) drive can cause erratic behavior due to latency, such as file corruption, an inability to save changes, and loss of resources. Please see this article for additional details.
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Sorry Susan there isn't a way to get the source .story file from the published content.
Hi, Susan -- Wendy is correct, and unfortunately, there is no way to pull the source file from published output.
In an effort to avoid file corruption in the future, is is recommended that you always save and publish to your local hard drive (typically your C: drive). Working on a network drive or an external (USB) drive can cause erratic behavior due to latency, such as file corruption, an inability to save changes, and loss of resources. Please see this article for additional details.
Thank you!
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Certainly, Susan!
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