Ok some good news!!! the hot fix is ready. Here are the steps for using the hot fix:

On Windows:

1.       Close Adobe Captivate 5.0 if already running.

2.       Go to the captivate installation folder.

3.       Find the file CPAnimationUtils.dll and rename it to CPAnimationUtils_old.dll.

4.       Download the CPAnimationUtils.zip from here and extract the CPAnimationUtils.dll.

5.       Place the extracted CPAnimationUtils.dll in the captivate installation folder.

6.       Launch Adobe Captivate 5.0 now.

7.       Open the projects which have text animations in them.

8.       Just republish them and run the SWF in the latest flash player.

On Mac:

1.       Close Adobe Captivate 5.0 if already running

  1. Go to  Finder -> Applications->Adobe Captivate 5
  2. Right Click on “Adobe Captivate.app” ( the main executable)
  3. Click on “Show Package Contents” , this will open up another finder window
  4. In the new Finder window go to Contents -> Frameworks

6.       Find the file CPAnimationUtils.framework and rename it to CPAnimationUtils_old. framework.

7.       Download the CPAnimationUtils.zip from here and extract the CPAnimationUtils.framework.

8.       Place the extracted CPAnimationUtils.framework in the Frameworks folder.

9.       Launch Adobe Captivate 5.0 now.

10.   Open the projects which have text animations in them.

11.   Just republish them and run the SWF in the latest flash player.

So what will work?

–          All cptx files, containing text animations, when republished with the hot fix will start working.

What will not work?

–          Already published SWFs containing text animation will not work.

A demo showing how to apply the fix on MAC .

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Nov 17, 2011

[…] Luckily, Adobe has released a hot fix which can be found at https://elearning.adobe.com/2010/11/solution-for-cp5-content-not-working-with-the-latest-flash-… […]

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Feb 3, 2011

I followed the steps, republished my files (to swf) and ran them through aggregator. When I had my coworker test the files (I sent them to her), she could not read them. The error message said that the system wasn’t configured to read the files. She is on IE7, Vista, and downloaded Flash 10. I had saved the files to version 9 flash, so it should play all version 9 and higher.

Please advise. I tried the other “fix” too (the setup.exe) and that didn’t work either.

Thanks

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Dec 23, 2010

I used the hotfix and it worked with two of the videos I needed to fix, but not the other two. Is there something else that could be going on? The issue that remains is whenever the video reaches a point where the viewer types on the keyboard to progress to the next step. The video will not allow typing and will not progress unless you pause and restart the video.

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Dec 28, 2010

Katie, this may be a timing problem with the project – but if you are still seeing the problem, can you send a note to wish-captivate (at) macromedia.com – hopefully you are free to share those project files.

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