Equation in Captivate 7 looks pixelated

I installed Captivate 7 to get the new equation editor. After creating an equation or using the default in the trial version, it looks pixelated on my slide. Why? How can I fix it so that it looks good? I am using the default font.

Don't believe everything you see in Captivate error messages. The issue may not necessarily be an actual variable name. It could be related to the name of an advanced action, a screen object, or even a slide. If the name of any object happens to transgress into territory of actionscript keywords it can cause an issue.
The other thing that can sometimes cause these errors is using punctuation characters in names or fields or even CC text.
From what you describe, the issue would appear to be related to something on either the first few slides or else something that gets loaded right at the start of the project.
What happens if you hide the first few slides? Does it then publish without issue?

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