"kpallenh" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in
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> Hi Rick, you got it, that's what happens. Steve, I am
aware of what it
> *should* say but I posted this comment when it didn't
and Customer Service
> was
> clueless about a workaround. It's frustrating because
I'm a huge fan of
> Captivate and am trying to pitch this solution to my new
employer but it's
> embarrassing when the trial version won't even deploy
correctly.
>
> Time to get creative I suppose. Does anyone out there
know a workaround?
> I
> need to prove this software before I get a green light
to purchase.
Download Virtual PC from Microsoft - it's free! You'll need
to install a
version of Windows to a new Virtual Machine. Takes a little
time, but you
should be able to use the same version of Windows, and
serial, as you hae
installed on machine that you install Virtual PC to. Then you
should be able
to install Captivate 3 trial.
Obviously if you are doing software simulations, you will
have to install
the same software to the Virtual PC too.
I use this method all the time so that I can always have a
"clean machine"
to install and run test software on etc. Also means I can
easily test Win
2000/XP/Vista on one machine without having to reboot between
them ;-)
> Are these
> boards monitored by anyone from Adobe? help?
Adobe watch what goes on here, but I don't know that they
ever respond
directly to posts on the forum.
Steve
--
Adobe Community Expert: eLearning, Mobile and Devices
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