FULL SCREEN MODE option

Hi,
I think what they are trying to say is similar to the problem I am having. I have inserted a SWF file by going to insert>animation.. What I am trying to do is have the playbar in the SWF file appear so that there would be a total of two playbars... one with the SWF file animation, and the other that controls the entire captivate file.
Unfortunately Captivate does not give the "FULL SCREEN" option, so ultimately I have created a SWF file that has the FULL SCREEN MODE option. I am trying to get this playbar to appear
Please let me know if anyone has found a solution to this problem or if I need to further elaborate on my issue.
Thanks so much.

H,
I am afraid that we have no solution or workaround for this. I will help to submit this as a customer wish to the product team.
Thanks for the feedback.
Jeremy Wu
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