March 21, 2018
What about all those old SWF files?
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March 21, 2018
What about all those old SWF files?
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I’ve seen several posts related to the SWF output and the lack of browser support or simply having issues playing them.

I also have a number of projects that were published as SWF from old versions of Captivate. In many cases, all I have any longer is the final SWF. I sometimes like to show them as examples to others.

I utilize a small little SWF player that has, for me, worked very well – and the price is right (FREE)!

http://www.swffileplayer.com/

Perhaps it will help someone else out there.

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2018-07-23 09:41:08
2018-07-23 09:41:08

Thanks for the tip. I’m wondering if there is any drawback of using SWF as embedded content in a responsive Captivate project and deploying it as a PhoneGap-based mobile application. Any ideas?

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2018-07-23 12:05:01
2018-07-23 12:05:01
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I do not have any experience with PhoneGap so I cannot speak to any capabilities related to it.

That being said – it would be my impression that sticking with HTML5 is a safer bet.

You may wish to pose that question to the community at large as you will have a better chance of reaching someone else that has worked with PhoneGap.

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2018-06-26 03:59:47
2018-06-26 03:59:47

Thank you!

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2018-03-22 15:21:02
2018-03-22 15:21:02

Greg, thank you for sharing this free resource. Much appreciated!

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