I have uploaded .story files to a sharepoint site at work and the files convert to a .zip file. This renders them un-editable when downloaded from the sharepoint site. Can you help me thru this?
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I have not utilized Sharepoint in a long time, but this thread may be of assistance to you as well.
I found a couple of options for saving to SharePoint.
1) If I choose "save as" in sharepoint and manually change from .zip to .story it will save as a storyline file.
2) Since I had trouble uploading files to SharePoint on the internet explorer interface I was able to set up a folder on my desk top that was linked to SharePoint. Once I did that I could just cut and paste copies of my stories to this folder and they would appear on SharePoint.
I also noticed that SL2 & SL3 don't want to open files on SharePoint. If you want to edit them drag them back to your computer and launch from there.
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Of course I figured this out after asking for help.
If I choose "save as" in sharepoint and manually change from .zip to .story it will save as a storyline file.
Happens to me all the time Raymond 🙂 We can be our own expert advice sometimes.
Raymond or Leslie, can you help out a poor elearning designer and tell me how to do this?
Hi K P!
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I have not utilized Sharepoint in a long time, but this thread may be of assistance to you as well.
Leslie,
I found a couple of options for saving to SharePoint.
1) If I choose "save as" in sharepoint and manually change from .zip to .story it will save as a storyline file.
2) Since I had trouble uploading files to SharePoint on the internet explorer interface I was able to set up a folder on my desk top that was linked to SharePoint. Once I did that I could just cut and paste copies of my stories to this folder and they would appear on SharePoint.
I also noticed that SL2 & SL3 don't want to open files on SharePoint. If you want to edit them drag them back to your computer and launch from there.
Thanks for popping in to share you experience and solution here Raymond :)
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