Resolution vs size of playback -- whats the difference?

Hello,
I was under the impression the resolution is a measure of how clear the playback is, and the playback size is the size of the actualy playback on your screen. But when you open a new project, you are asked to set the size, which turns out to be the "resolution" in the project dialogue box. Are they the same thing?
Also, does it even matter what the size of the project is if you publish it as "scalable" ? When you do that, the user can make it as big as he wants anyway, right?
Thanks for any insight!
Ryan

If you are on a Windows box, right click on your desktop and choose Resolution from the context menu. What are you setting here? When you set the resolution of your computer monitor, you are setting the number of pixels of the height and the width.
In Captivate, the concept is the same. You have to define the exact height and width of your project in pixels when you create the project file, and that's meant to be the exact size at which the content is displayed in the browser after publishing. If you change that display size and play the content at more or less than 100% you will lose some clarity. That's the nature of the beast.
Scalable content can mean different things. Some content can be scaled to whatever the height and width of the available space on the monitor is, which means that the content itself is stretched out to fit the size. This almost always means lost clarity. Other examples of "scalable" content leave the actual stage area the same size and just scale the browser window, filling the space around the actual stage with blank space. So it depends what you mean by "scalable".
In my experience, if the crispness and clarity of the content is of utmost importance, you DO NOT scale it.

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