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Newbie - How to view docs from Workspaces

New Here ,
Jun 17, 2013 Jun 17, 2013

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Hello

I've installed the trial Captivate 7 software. I've accessed a colleague's Workspace and downloaded documents to my hard drive but I cannot access them through my finder - I'm using a mac with latest software.

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Jun 17, 2013 Jun 17, 2013

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Hi there,

What is the format (extension) of that file that you downloaded from your colleague's workspace?

Make sure that the extension of the file should .cptx, .cpvc, or .cptl, then only it can be opened in Captivate 7.

Launch Adobe Captivate 7, then click on file open and then browse that file and open in Captivate.

Thanks.

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Jun 17, 2013 Jun 17, 2013

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I suppose you downloaded from acrobat.com because you are talking about workspaces. When I send cptx-files or cptl-files to users, with SendNow (another service of acrobat.com) it happens sometimes that the extension is changed by the OS to 'zip' because all CP-files are in reality zipped folders. But a file with extension zip will not be recognized by Captivate. If you are sure it is a Captivate file (cptx), rename the extension to cptx and try again.

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Jun 18, 2013 Jun 18, 2013

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Thanks guys for your replies, which both make sense. In the meantime, on a MacHints forum I found someone with a similar and a simple solution. Use Safari instead of Firefox.

Firefox makes Mac compress the already-compressed files, whereas Safari unzips the download for me.

Thanks again and I hope my update helps future problem-solvers.

82t

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