Hi,

Sorry for this inconvinience. Could you please share your project file with us using acrobat.com  so that we can have a look at this?

Thanks,

Sikandar

Anyone with solution unto this?

Hi Aimee,

Can you please try disabling the swf compression and use Cp for some time to see if the error still happens.

You can do this from Preferences->Project->SWF size and quality -> Compress SWF file.

Regards

Rahul

Is there a resolution for this?  I'm having the exact same issue occur when attempting to publish.

VM Size at error occurence is ~257MB

Unchecking those options seem to help.  I'm still hoping that there's a fix though because we have to compress all of our swf files before we upload them to our servers.

I'm using a 32bit WinXP SP3 machine.  I have 4GB of RAM even though I can't fully utilize it all with the 32bit OS.  You're not the first person I've seen say they've had issues with 64bit and CP 4/5.  I had a few really frustrating issues with CP4 as well.  It's hard to find the common denominator with some of these issues sometimes.

With the 'Advanced Project Compression' option uncheck, the error does not seem to occur.  At least I have not had it occur in about 7 attempts.  With both options checked, I can publish immediately after opening a file and see the error popup.

I have noticed that it occurs more frequently with files that were upgraded from CP 3/4 than with files created from scratch in CP5.

I'm not exactly sure what the advanced project compression setting does or how well it actually affects the over swf size.  If it's minimal, then I don't see the need to have it checked.

Hello M*I*K*E,

Is  it possible to share the PPT file with the Audio where you are  observing this problem? The Audio you were using in PPT, was it a WAV file? Also, unchecking the "Advanced Project  Compression", did it work for you? Please send the file to viswanat@adobe.com

Thanks,

Vish

Hi,

Thanks for your inputs. I need some more information.

Do you get this error after you have kept Captivate open for a long time and worked on this project or any other for quite sometime? OR do you see the error as soon as you launch Captivate and open and publish the project?

Some of you responded that you see this issue in an upgraded project (Cp4/Cp3). Pls. confirm whether this issue is seen even in a new project created using Captivate 5.

-Jayashree

Hi,

This is an issue we are currently investigating and have had difficulty isolating the cause. We would appreciate it if you could get on a Connect session and walk us thru the project. Please suggest a time and date (any time next week) for the same. You can mail me directly on shameer at adobe dot com

Thanks,

Shameer

Shameer Ayyappan

Sr. Product Manager - Captivate | Adobe eLearning Suite

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Hello,

I am also experiencing this issue.  I have combined 3 files originally created in Captivate 4 into one file in Captivate 5.  When I try to publish the Captivate 5 file, the progress bar indicates it's at 50% generating slides, then I get the "your computer does not have sufficient memory..." error message.  I tried unchecking both of the options mentioned in the previous posts but it did help.  Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Has this issue been resolved or is it still a work in progress?  I'm still having issues both with upgraded (from CP4) and new CP5 projects.

My similar message states, "Error   Your computer does not have sufficient memory resources to compress the SWF file."

My project contains 80 slides and was created in Captivate 4.  I'm also trying to Preview the project when I receive the message above.

I unclicked the "Advanced project compression" and "Compress SWF file" buttons.  The project contains an audio voiceover which was created right in this project.  The project also contains buttons on almost every slide for advancing to the next slide, going to the previous and pausing and playing.

Please advise how to preview and finally publish the project.

Thank you,

Dave