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A Sneak Peek of Adobe Captivate for Mac

I'm currently in San Jose, CA, attending Adobe Learning Summit 09 and DevLearn 09 and yesterday, in one of my sessions, I showed a sneak peek of the much anticipated Adobe Captivate for Mac software. The session went really well and I wanted to share publicly the same demonstration I provided.  

I hope you like it and incidentally, I have announced on Twitter that I will be giving away a free copy of Adobe Captivate for Mac when it becomes available to one of my followers, which I will randomly pick when I reach 2,000 followers.  To participate, all you have to do is follow me @rjacquez. If you are already following me, no need to do anything else.

Click the image below to launch the recording:

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Any chance the captivate for mac will be able to export as an iphone app (with or without the use of Flash CS5 - http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashcs5/appsfor_iphone/ ) Be cool to be able to create learning interactions/demos as an app.

I'm thrilled to hear Captivate for Mac is alive - with the beta tester solicitation announced way back in May the lack of recent news had me worried.

I really want to see this preview, but I can't get the recording to play in either Safari or Firefox. Anyone else having any luck?

Hi Chris, thanks for your comment and I'm glad you are excited, too.

I just tested the recording in both browsers you mentioned and both worked. Please make sure you have the latest Flash Player and try again. You can get it here: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

RJ

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