Captivate 4 and SCORM 1.2

I recently downloaded the eLearning Suite that includes Captivate 4.  I entered the SCORM settings for my files as I have for Captivate 3, except I did find a post on removing the checkmark for full screen and completed that task. My issue; the same files that worked in the LMS that were created in Captivate 3, no longer work having opened and published the files with Captivate 4.  I have searched and search, and yes, my searching skills may be in question, but I can not find instructions, directions, or a post on SCORM 1.2 settings and required changes or additions for Captivate 4 files.
Is there such a list or similar instruction available?
Where can I find a full explanation of the fields on the Project: Publish Settings window.
Thanks,
Denise

Okay, one more time, including images. I hope I have this right.
I have launched numerous Captivate 3, SCORM 1.2, courses / quizzes in our LMS, but cannot seem to get a Captivate 4, SCORM 1.2 quiz to launch in the LMS. Don’t know what I’m missing.  Below are my settings.
1.)Preferences> Project: Publish Settings
What are the correct settings if you are working with SCORM?  Default is shown below, but I have no idea how this relates to SCORM (as the ActionScript version is displayed when publishing), if at all.
2.) Below is my Quiz: Reporting settings including the Manifest settings.  We always set the Mastery score in the LMS.
3.) Quiz: settings
4.)  Quiz: Pass or Fail settings
5.)  And finally, the publishing settings:
Are you able to see what I may be doing wrong?
J Denise

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    Click here to visit the www.captivate4.com blog

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    http://www.capemedia.net
    Adobe Community Expert - eLearning
    http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/
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