Long file Load time

I have a Captivate video that is about 171 slides long. It
has an audio commentary on each slide.
I did a lot of editing on the video to sync the audio up to
the slides perfectly. I saved the file and closed Captivate.
Now when I try and load the file, Captivate is stuck on the
"Loading project" progress bar. The bar is full but Captivate won't
finish loading. I have tried this several times, letting is run for
a few hours each time.
I cannot load the file. Is there anything that I can do to
recover my work?

This is not exactly "on point" but word is that if the entire
path exceeds 128 characters, Captivate blows. The "path"
description is the full path beginning with root of the drive on
which it is saved (C:\ normally) and ending with the extension (CP)
in the filename.
Just thought I'd throw that out for what it's worth.
The long and short is that Lynn is probably right on about
the filesize being just too large. "ziv" - in the thread Lynn
pointed to had a CP (project) file that was 380 MB. "Redune" in
this thread has stated his project is 171 slides long, which could
be too large, or perhaps *really* too large, depending on what is
in the project and its physical size in pixels.
Sorry I'm not more help - just throwing in a "me too" to
Lynn's observations . . .

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