How to protect captivate swf without crypto (I'll load this files in the
projector - cd-rom)?

How many slides and how many full motions for file (cp)?

Thanks

> How to protect captivate swf without crypto (I'll load this files in the
> projector - cd-rom)?

It's a Flash file. SO it can be ripped lusing the same tools you can use to
rip a Flash file.


Steve


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Because of the type of question you are asking, I really think it better that
you download the trial version and experiment to find those answers yourself.
The
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/in...vate&loc=en_us.
There is no "maximum" static or full-motion slides. Then again, there is.

The "How Many and How Much" answers you seek are dependent on your end-user's
machines, your development PC, your IT requirements, your end-users bandwidth
(when applicable) - too many considerations for someone else to even
attempt to answer your specific questions without spending a lot of time
learning everything about you and your situation.

Captivate has text-entry interactivity built-in, with which you can create
some degree of protection, though perhaps not the kind of protection you
want, since you mention encryption (or I assume that is what you mean with the
reference to "crypto").

best advice I can offer ...
larry

You can set an expiration date for the Captivate swf...but that's about
as close as you can get. Regardless, as Steve says, it's a SWF - and
displaying on your screen - so the content can be ripped one way or
another no matter what...
Erik

RB wrote:
> How to protect captivate swf without crypto (I'll load this files in the
> projector - cd-rom)?

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Thanks for nothing

In this case, I suggest that you don't answer a question. Just read, if you
can.


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> Because of the type of question you are asking, I really think it better
> that
> you download the trial version and experiment to find those answers
> yourself.
> The
> http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/in...vate&loc=en_us.
> There is no "maximum" static or full-motion slides. Then again, there is.
>
> The "How Many and How Much" answers you seek are dependent on your
> end-user's
> machines, your development PC, your IT requirements, your end-users
> bandwidth
> (when applicable) - too many considerations for someone else to
> even
> attempt to answer your specific questions without spending a lot of time
> learning everything about you and your situation.
>
> Captivate has text-entry interactivity built-in, with which you can create
> some degree of protection, though perhaps not the kind of
> protection you
> want, since you mention encryption (or I assume that is what you mean with
> the
> reference to "crypto").
>
> best advice I can offer ...
> larry
>

Thanks, Erik.

"Erik **Adobe Community Expert**" <erik@pasdespam.capemedia.net> escreveu na
mensagem news:fq01k4$klm$2@forums.macromedia.com...
> You can set an expiration date for the Captivate swf...but that's about as
> close as you can get. Regardless, as Steve says, it's a SWF - and
> displaying on your screen - so the content can be ripped one way or
> another no matter what...
> Erik
>
> RB wrote:
>> How to protect captivate swf without crypto (I'll load this files in the
>> projector - cd-rom)?
>
> --
> Erik Lord
> http://www.capemedia.net
> Adobe Community Expert - Authorware
> http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://www.awaretips.net - samples, tips, products, faqs, and links!
> *Search the A'ware newsgroup archives*
> http://groups.google.com/group/macromedia.authorware
> *The Blankenship Caveat: Note that direct linking to http content
> through any Authorware icon will likely fail if a proxy server is
> present!*

Ok. Thanks, Steve.

I've a solution that encrypt this files and decrypt in projector, using AS,
and I would like to know if would have another solution.

Maybe using solutions like Sofware Passport, for example.

Thanks, anyway.

"Steve Howard **Community Expert** - eLearning + Mobile and Devices"
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>
>> How to protect captivate swf without crypto (I'll load this files in the
>> projector - cd-rom)?
>
> It's a Flash file. SO it can be ripped lusing the same tools you can use
> to rip a Flash file.
>
>
> Steve
>
>
> --
> Adobe Community Expert: eLearning, Mobile and Devices
> My blog - http://stevehoward.blogspot.com/

> Ok. Thanks, Steve.
>
> I've a solution that encrypt this files and decrypt in projector, using
> AS, and I would like to know if would have another solution.
>
> Maybe using solutions like Sofware Passport, for example.
>


I've not had any requirement to encrypt any Flash content before, so I
cannot comment on any specific tools. How about you try dropping your
Captivate project into Flash then encrypting it?


I would expect it to work, but you never know without testing ...


Steve


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My blog - http://stevehoward.blogspot.com/

RB said...[q]Thanks for nothing
In this case, I suggest that you don't answer a question. Just read, if you
can.[/q]WOW! You just broke the all-time record for rude, kid.
You told me off - but for what? Trying and failing to help when asked?

You always have that to try to answer what you don't understand. Perhaps
because you he must to receive something or therefore you wnat to show that
you work. Try to be quite sometimes, you'll be more productive, or wait to
help someone with Robohelp. In this tool you undestanding something. Just
it, "adult".



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> RB said...[q]Thanks for nothing
> In this case, I suggest that you don't answer a question. Just read, if
> you
> can.[/q]WOW! You just broke the all-time record for rude, kid.
> You told me off - but for what? Trying and failing to help when asked?
>