How do I reduce my file size in the new Captivate?

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Hi Everyone,

I’m fairly new to Captivate and am using the new version (the one that’s trying to behave like Rise). My question is, how do I reduce my overall file size which is currently a massive 241 MB when zipped to upload as a SCORM? I have gone through the torturous process of compressing every individual image in the course and reincorporating them, which reduced the file from 547 MB originally to 241 MB. When I go through the tips in this link, they doesn’t seem to apply to the new version of Captivate.

Is there anything else I can do to reduce the file size? I’ve looked closely at Preferences and Properties but these don’t appear to give me any options to reduce the file size.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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