Published project runs slower than it should

Hello all,
I've been using Captivate 2 for a while after upgrading from
Captivate 1. I'm creating a training/tutorial project which is
around ten minutes long. Essentially loads of screen
recordings/captures on a Windows 2000 machine.
The project is 275 slides in total and the .cp file is around
70Mb. When published/compiled .SWF file is around 12Mb. Initially
the .cp file was around 200Mb but I used the Save As trick as
described in other posts to shrink the size.
I've put audio tracks on the individual slides (not all -
probably around 50-60 slides contain audio) and I've taken taken
time to adjust the timing so that it all flows nicely.
When I preview the project within Captivate it all runs as
expected - however, when I publish the project and run it on a
variety of other machines, it starts off well but gets to parts
where it slloooooowss right down - mouse movements take an age and
generally it all goes to pot.
Are others experiencing this? How can I fix it?
Thanks,
Rod.

Hi Rod and welcome to our community
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you do need to know,
so here goes. Your project is about 200 slides beyond the "rule of
thumb" recommended upper limit for efficient Captivate projects.
It's surprising you haven't yet had it corrupt on you.
If I were in your shoes, here is how I would proceed.
Open that 275 slide project and click File > Save As and
maybe call this one Segment one.
Delete all slides beyond perhaps slide 70.
Save and reopen the original.
Click File > Save As and maybe call this one Segment two.
Delete the first 70 slides.
Delete all slides beyond the new slide 70.
Rinse and repeat as needed until you end up with several
projects that are fairly equally sized.
Now open each project and examine the preferences. Look at
the Start and End preferences. Set the end action of each project
to "Open other project". Then you point at the next project in the
sequence. This is called "Daisy Chaining".
You should end up with a more efficient movie that works
better for your user.
Cheers... Rick

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