Adobe Presenter 8 quiz multiple choice responses changing order

I published a quiz in Adobe Presenter 8.
After it was published, one of the multiple choice questions had the order of the responses literally listed as:
     B)
     A)
     C)
     D)
Instead of:
     A)
     B)
     C)
     D)
Has anyone ever experienced this before?
If so, is there a solution?
Thank you........

Hi,
What do you see on the the pptx slide (not in the published output).
Is it
B)
A)
C)
D)
or
A)
B)
C)
D)
If it is the first one , Please change in the pptx slide and publish.
If it is the second one, try to republish.
If the Issue still exists, please inbox me the pptx as well as the published output at [email protected]
Thanks
Alpi Agarwal
Adobe Presenter Engineering Team

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