By coincidence I just saw a post on this in the LinkedIn Captivate forum:

http://www.linkedin.com/groupAnswers?viewQuestionAndAnswers=&discussio nID=59420012&gid=683507&readyToAnswer=true&trk=disc_comment

Michael Hinze has started a discussion: Deploying Captivate demos on Android Devices

"After the recent discussion about converting Captivate demos to iPad/iPhone apps, I wondered if it is possible to deploy Captivate demos on Android devices as well. Android-powered phones and tablets are rapidly becoming more popular. After some research and testing, I succeeded in installing a Captivate demo on my Samsung Galaxy II Android phone. The conversion process is not very intuitive and required the use of Adobe’s AIR application (included with Flash CS5 and 5.5), but does allow you to convert a Captivate file to an Android app. The basic steps of the conversion are as follows: 1. Publish your Captivate project as a .swf file 2. Create a self-signed certificate (the easiest way to do this is through the AIR for Android settings screen in Flash CS 5.5) 3. Create the required XML-based manifest file that includes application description and permissions 4. From a command line, run the ‘adt’ command (see Flash CS5 help files for details) to compile the swf file into an Android app (.apk) 5. From a command line, run the ‘adb’ command (see Flash CS5 help files for details) to install the app package on your Android device. This is yet another option to re-use Captivate demos!"

Or just point to wherever the Captivate file is on the web - Android

phones and tablets support the full Flash player.

Steve

It's not Mission Impossible - you can deliver Captivate to iOS in a

number of ways, you just have to make a little extra effort.

Steve

Sarcasm?

Soooo - publish to iPhone (and iPad) then following these instructions

is too onerous?

http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/2010/09/publish-to-iphone-from-captiv ate-5-and-elearning-suite-2.html

http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/2011/03/create_elearning_content_for_ i.html

yes you need to consider the screen size and not everything is

perfect, so some experimentation is necessary, but the same is true

for any mobile application and device.

Steve

OK

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