Duplicate Files in HTML Output

RoboHelp HTML 11
I did a lot of experimenting this week inserting Captivate demos into my project. Today, while trying to determine why my output is over 1 GB in size, I looked in the !SSL!\Multiscreen_HTML5\desktop folder. I see many, many copies of folders related to these videos. There's a set with one timestamp containing "Video Topic 1", "Video Topic 2", etc.; there are many similar sets with different timestamps.
I should be able to delete all of these, right? Wont' anything that's still needed will be recreated when I Generate a new output?
Also, does anyone know why all these duplicates appear?
Thanks.
-- Shawn

Hi there
When you say "Multiscreen", you may not realize it, but you are creating many different outputs.
So let's assume you add a Captivate video to Topic "V" and that video is in SWF format. If you generate Multiscreen output and you have a profile enabled for iPhone, Android Phone, iPad, Android Galaxy Tab, Kindle Fire and Desktop, that's a total of six profiles. That means your output will indeed have six copies of the SWF. One for each of the profiles. Each profile has its own complete set of output files.
The only way to reduce the number of output files is to reduce the number of profiles you are generating to.
Cheers... Rick

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