I like bruman's idea above; I'm just going to make another suggestion in case you find it valuable. It would cut out the step of users clicking an extra button in Lectora if I'm reading it correctly.I'm not very familiar with coding in Flash yet but I integrate Captivate and Lectora a lot and there is a way to do it using JavaScript from a Captivate file (and I understand that ActionScript and JavaScript are similar, so perhaps you can alter this to fit).When the end of a project is reached (or the correct button is pressed, or whatever) in the Captivate file, I have it run the following JavaScript:objectname.actionShow()...where the objectname is the HTML name of the object (go to the object's Properties in Lectora, and it's in the upper right-hand corner of the General tab).One warning: Because this is a JavaScript solution, it will only work if you're publishing to HTML. I don't know if ActionScript is any different... but I would love to know when you find out!JudyEdited By: jkunrein on 2008-2-20 16:5:7
