If you spent the Thanksgiving holiday away from your computer, the Internet and Captivate then you missed all of the excitement. It appears that the latest Flash Player update (10,1,102,64) is causing much angst in the Captivate community. It seems that if you are using Captivate 5 and included text animation in your projects, the published lessons will not play correctly in the newest Flash Player. Ouch! You can learn more about the issue here. And there is a fix for the problem here.
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December 2010
December 01, 2010
Adobe RoboHelp: Word 2010 Support
The following was recently announced by Ankur Jain, Product Manager, RoboHelp on the Technical Communication blog:
"Many of you must be wondering about Adobe's plans to support Microsoft Word 2010 in RoboHelp. Some of you have submitted requests for RoboHelp to support Word 2010, and many others have asked me about it in various forums. I'm pleased to announce that the next major release of RoboHelp will support Microsoft Word 2010 for all the workflows including import/linking and printed documentation output (.docx and .doc). Please note that we haven't made any announcements about updating RoboHelp 8 for Microsoft Word 2010."
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