Convert Text to Images when Publishing.
January 19, 2005 12:00 AM
What happens if one were to convert a block of text into in an image and published for AICC or SCORM instead of HTML using Publisher 4.1?Currently plans are to publish to AICC or SCORM but haven't hooked up to AICC or SCORM compliant server just yet and am curious.Many thanks -KevinEdited By: kstagg on 38370.6427893518
Discussion (3)
Dave_QR...That's reassuring but if that's the case, isn't the description that it is for "HTML Publishing" a bit of a misnomer, or am I reading too much into it?Can someone from Trivantis back us up on this?Kevin
I regularly publish content to AICC/SCORM and always check 'Render text as image for HTML publishing'. It keeps the text positioned as planned after publishing. Hope that makes sense ? :) I recommend using this option, especially when using large amounts of text.I regularly publish content to AICC/SCORM and always check 'Render text as image for HTML publishing'. It keeps the text positioned as planned after publishing. Hope that makes sense ? :) I recommend using this option, especially when using large amounts of text.
Any publish where you view the content in a web browser is considered an HTML based published. This misleading text was resolved in Lectora 2005 as the "render text as an image" now works in all publishes.Edited By: aaron on 38386.5252083333
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