Captivate 5 swf gallery animations looping e.g. wrong mark

Hi,  I have used the wrong and correct marks from the Captivate swf animations gallery extensively in a Captivate 4 project.  I have upgraded the project and now these animations loop rather than stop once the mark is drawn.  I tried replacing them with the swf files in the Captivate 5 gallery and they have the same problem.  They are still Actionscript 2... so perhaps that is the problem?  The 'loop' checkbox in the Captivate Properties is shaded out.
Does anyone know of a fix this this?
Thankyou.

Hi,
So, do you mean if you use the "Wrong Mark.swf" from the following location, even that does not help:
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 5\Gallery\SWF Animation\Others
Thanks,
Sikandar

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