Authorware exe file to run in Moodle

Can an authorware exe file run in Moodle, without the users having to download the AW player? How is this done?

No .exe file can run in any web-based product. If you provide an .exe via the web, it must be downloaded to the user's computer and played locally.
Now, you can publish Authorware for the web, but then users must have the Authorware Web Player installed for it to work.
So, to answer your question directly; No, and it isn't done. ;-)
Erik

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I don't understand why Adobe Technical support is still working on a solution .... when one has already been developed and WORKED !!! Unless other people are having a slightly different problem with publisheding as .exe file ??
Here is the details of the bug I reported on 16th August 2010:
Feature Request/Bug Report : Bug Report
Product                    : Captivate
Product Version            : version 5
Browser                    : Microsoft Internet Explorer
Web Server                 :
Application Server         :
Database                   :
Operating System           : Windows XP
OS version                 : 5.1 SP3
HTTPREFERRER               : https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform&product=5
Feedback Report            : ******BUG******
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1. Start Captivate 5
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3. Project created contains 5 slides, 4 slides are recording slides
4. Save project
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Results: error message received: This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem"
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We really appreciate you reporting this issue. The issue has been addressed and I am attaching the fix with this email.
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