What does work right in Captivate?

Question

I'm getting fatigued by all the issues I've discovered in Captivate and Adobe's total lack of support for these issues.
All they ever want you to do is upgrade for a price.
If anyone can shed some light on the following issues within the next 4 days, I'll be happy and continue my track, creating my courses in Captivate.
After this period, I'm reverting back to my pervious IDE.
My issues are ALL surrounding SCORM2004 publishing and compliance in Captivate eLearning suite 2 (and "No" I'm not updating, spending more money on this suite of disfunctional tools is not being considered).
List of issues:
1. Multi-SCO menu does not correctly display progress in each project.
2. When publishing as SCORM, I am unable to use the #_fs.htm file - captivate is not able to use it.
3. After upgrading to CP 5.0.2, Closed Captions have gone back to the broken state (displaying only in bottom left corner) after I corrected it in CP 5.0.
4. When resizing a project smaller (using equal resize percentages and ensuring Captions and objects get resized) the project and captions resize, but images and image buttons only resize vertically (i.e. they get squeezed vertically but remain the same width).
5. When displaying a project as full screen, you cannot use SCORM support.
6. When using SCORM support, bookmarking does not function.
Scenario: (the first project of my 5 initial projects)
I publish a Multi SCO project consisting of 14 CP5 projects. Each project has buttons that, when clicked, "continue" to the next slide. The TOC reflects completion of each slide in every module.
At the end of each project, the final button jumps to the next project via "File or URL", pointing to the htm start page of that next project.
My projects all contain both slide and object audio, so I'm not going back to CP5.0 due to the loading issue CP5.0.2 corrects.
Using the Multi-SCO-Publisher-2, the LMS menu checks some but not all modules (even though all pages have been completed in each), as well, I may be in module 13 (example) and get bounced back to module 2 (which coincidently has no check beside it).
Question: Why would module 2 not get a check in the Multi SCO menu when I continue on every page and get a completion status on every page in the TOC.
Question: Why would it get all the way to module 13 until it realizes module 2 has no check in the Multi-SCO menu?
I have combed through ALL my files and consistently have the same functions throughout every slide and every last slide - i.e. module 1 through 13 all continue to next pages until last page where it jumps to next URL.
In the case of module 14, I finalize the course with an End button and it closes the course window to return to the LMS.
The user returns to have no completions in the project menu and no checkmarks in each page.
Items 1, 3, 5, and 6 above are essential SCORM functions that fail in Captivate 5. WHY???
Item 4 above is clearly a blatently obvious bug. Why was it not obvious to Adobe in testing?
Item 2 above, is clearly a bother, as we keep having to deal with the end user and the limited browser viewing area they have due to excessive browser tool-bar usage.
If Anyone can assist in resolving these Captivate issues I have, I will even pay for the service - It's just to bad Adobe can't figure them out before they move this overpriced elephant to market.
My final objective is to have a single TOC per course that opens in a new window with no toolbars (like the non-SCORM publish can do), but it must be SCORM2004 compliant AND have bookmarks working.

Answer 1

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