Prevent audio editor from opening automatically

Hello everyone,
I'm using Cp 5 on Windows 7. When I drag audio from the library to a slide, the audio editor opens automatically each time. Is there a way to prevent this from happening? I have a lot of slides to do and this "feature" is bogging down my workflow big-time. I've checked as many settings/preferences as I know but can't find it.
Thanks!
JR

Hello,
Welcome to Adobe Forums.
As per my knowledge, this is desgined behaviour for Adobe Captivate and there is now way to change it (In Adobe Captivate)
Thanks,
Vikram

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