Adobe is hard at work on an HTML 5 Converter that will allow Captivate 5.5 content to play on the iPad (including the rich interactivity you currently lose if you publish as an iPad video). Click here to download and play with the converter.
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I have been testing Adobe's HTML5 converter for Captivate. You can view an example (Chrome and Safari browsers only) at http://tinyurl.com/8yhcskm
My review notes are here: http://mindermans.com/?page_id=215
Thanks
Posted by: Ian Minderman | January 31, 2012 at 05:13 AM