Interesting. It does make it a bit hard to troubleshoot without having the awt Lectora file. I'm not the most knowledgeable SCORM person - just know enough to be dangerous. As for SCORM and SCORM disconnected, we don't use that but I believe the latter allows users to download a SCORM course to their computer, run it offline, then connect to the LMS later to publish their score. Is there an imsmanifest.xml file in the root directory of the published SCORM files? If not, it was not published to SCORM. If you're able to run this from your desktop by opening index.html and you get no errors, it is not a SCORM published file. In fact, if there is an index.html file it's not SCORM - it would be named a001index.html.I'm only grasping at straws here as this is nothing that we touch - our files are directly on the Learn.com server. It sounds like you need to get the developers together with the LMS support group and the Lectora support group so they can do some full blown troubleshooting. Best of luck!Russ
