Can't drag items from desktop to Captivate 6.1 64bit

I updated from Captivate 6.0.1 to 6.1 (both 64 bit) and can no longer drag items from the desktop or Adobe Bridge to a Captivate project. I reinstalled 6.0.1 and could. Again updated to 6.1 and again could not. The Import to library button and the import PhotoShop menu items work fine.
Any ideas?

Hi There,
Welcome to Adobe Forums.
We have checked that in a local user account we can drag items from the desktop in Captivate 6.0.1 but not in Captivate 6.1.
After logon to the built in administrator account of the computer you can drag items in Captivate 6.1 also. It is because of the permission, now dragging requires all kind of permissions on the computer.
Thanks
Vikas

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