Bray, try changing Report to LMS to percent instead of Score.

Also, it sounds a bit like you may be inadvertently overloading the scoring by having Master widgets report the same score to the quiz more than once.

Do the ath to make sure your final score does not exceed 100, either as a score or as percent. Some LMSs will freak out if they see a SCO with a score greater than 100.  That may be wat is happening here.  If you insert a normal quiz results slide at the end of your course module, what percentage does it show when you test it locally from your ard drive?

Bray,

Yes the figures shown on the Quiz Results slide are important because they indicate some of your widgets or other interactive objects are not being reported to the 'official' quiz score.

You need to go back and check the objects that you want to be included in the score.  The 67% score reported by the quiz on the quiz results slide probably means that Captivate thinks you only have three objects reporting to the quiz and only two of those (two thirds or 67% in round figures) were successful.

You mentioned before that you have three Master widgets in this project.  How many of them are set to report to the quiz?  To test whether they're all reporting success, turn on Success and Failure captions for these widgets and then run through your interaction.

When using Slave Variables with the Master widgets for partial scoring, don't forget that although the Master widgets might count these variables as being interactive objects, Captivate does not.

Although the Master widget is VERY powerful, it also tends to mess with people's minds because there are just SO many ways you can configure it. If using partial scoring, check whether or not you have the option set to over-ride the widgets own assigned score with the total points score from the slave objects.  If you use this option, you need to make sure that at no time can the over-ridden score fall outside the 0-100% range that SCORM-compliant LMSs will accept.