Set publishing preferences in Adobe Captivate Classic

Select Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Adobe Captivate Classic > Preferences (Mac OS).

In the Preferences dialog box, select Publish Settings from the Project menu.

Set the various options according to your requirements.

Frames Per Second

This option sets the number of Flash frames that appear per second. The default setting is 30 frames per second and is appropriate in most cases. For example, with the default setting, a caption that appears for 1 second requires 30 Flash frames. Dividing the number of frames in a project by 30 gives you the length of the project in seconds. You may need to change the rate if you are embedding your Adobe Captivate Classic SWF file in another SWF file that has a frame rate other than 30.

Publish Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro Metadata

Adds information to your Adobe Captivate Classic project file (SWF) that makes it easier to integrate the project into Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro. The embedded data links the Adobe Captivate Classic CPTX file to the SWF file when you publish the project to Connect Server and makes it easier for the Adobe Captivate Classic output file to be found during searches done in Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro.

For more information see Adobe Connect .

Include Mouse

Includes any recorded mouse movement in the project.

Include Audio

Includes any audio files that have been added to the project.

Publish Audio as Mono

Converts stereo sounds to mono.

Play Tap Audio For Recorded Typing

This option plays tapping sounds in the final project to represent recorded keystrokes. (For example, if you recorded an e-mail message being sent, you most likely typed an address to which the e-mail should be sent. The sound of the keys being pressed to enter the address was recorded, and using this option, a tapping sound can be played for each of the keystrokes.)

Enable Accessibility

Enable this option to make your project accessible to visually impaired users. The text in your project is read aloud when users accept the help of a screen reader when viewing the project. In addition, any other accessibility options that you have configured in the project are also enabled.

Externalize Resources

When you publish a project as a SWF file, a single SWF file is produced. To reduce the size of the SWF file, you can choose to externalize some of its objects (skin, widgets, FMR SWF file, and animations). After publishing, the externalized resources reside outside the SWF file, and are referenced by it.