• Choose Insert/Media. Select Flash. Click Select file and select the .swf file and click Select. (You may need to add values for the width and height.) Click OK.
• Select some text. Right-click and choose Hyperlink. Click Select file and select the .swf file and click Select. Select Open in a new window. Click OK.

If you have interactivity with your video (or want to constrain the size of the video), you may want to use the method below:
Let's say you have two Camtasia videos.

The first produced Camtasia video is in a folder called test1 which includes the following files:
     test1.html
     test1.swf
     ProductionInfo.xml
     swfobject.js

The second produced Camtasia video is in a folder called test2 which includes the following files:
     test2.html
     test2.swf
     ProductionInfo.xml
     swfobject.js

STEPS:

1. Create a SoftChalk lesson called tutorials.
2. Quit SoftChalk.
3. Copy the above two folders (test1 and test2) into your tutorials lesson folder.
4. Start SoftChalk and open your tutorials lesson.
5. Type Test1 Video and select this text.
6. Right-click and choose Hyperlink.
7. In the URL box, type test1/test1.html.
8. Repeat the same process for the Test2 video using test2/test2.html for the URL.

FYI, with SoftChalk Version 4, when you package your lesson, all the folders inside the lesson become part of the zip file.

STEPS

1. Right-click on the Flash card Activity in LessonBuilder and select Modify Activity.
2. Click the Options tab.
3. At the bottom, de-select the Big Text checkbox.

• Choose Insert/Media. Select Flash. Click Select file and select the .swf file.(You may need to add values for the width and height.) Click OK.
• Select some text. Right-click and choose Hyperlink. Click Select file and select the .swf file and click Select.Select Open in a new window and click OK.

If you have flash videos with additional parameters (more files than just the .swf file), you may need to use the method below.

Let's say you have two flash videos. The first Flash video with parameters is in a folder called test1, which includes the following files:
     test1.html
     test2.swf

The second Flash video with parameters is in a folder called test2, which includes the following files:
     test2.html
     test2.swf

STEPS:

1. Create a SoftChalk lesson called tutorials.
2. Quit SoftChalk.
3. Copy the above two folders (test1 and test2) into your tutorials lesson folder.
4. Start SoftChalk and open your tutorials lesson.
5. Type Test1 Video and select this text.
6. Right-click and choose Hyperlink.
7. In the URL box, type test1/test1.html.
8. Repeat the same process for the Test2 video using test2/test2.html for the URL.

FYI, with SoftChalk Version 4, when you package your lesson, all the folders inside the lesson become part of the zip file.

The second produced Captivate video is in a folder called test2 which includes the following files:
     test2.htm
     test2.swf
     test2_skin.swf
     standard.js

STEPS:

1. Create a SoftChalk lesson called tutorials.
2. Quit SoftChalk.
3. Copy the above two folders (test1 and test2) into your tutorials lesson folder.
4. Start SoftChalk and open your tutorials lesson.
5. Type Test1 Video and select this text.
6. Right-click and choose Hyperlink.
7. In the URL box, type test1/test1.htm.
8. Repeat the same process for the Test2 video using test2/test2.htm for the URL.

FYI, with SoftChalk Version 4, when you package your lesson, all the folders inside the lesson become part of the zip file.

The second produced Articulate Presenter video is in a folder called test2 which includes the files/folders listed above.

STEPS:

1. Create a SoftChalk lesson called tutorials.
2. Quit SoftChalk.
3. Copy the above two folders (test1 and test2) into your tutorials lesson folder.
4. Start SoftChalk and open your tutorials lesson.
5. Type Test1 Video and select this text.
6. Right-click and choose Hyperlink.
7. In the URL box, type test1/player.html.
8. Repeat the same process for the test2 video using test2/player.html for the URL.

FYI, with SoftChalk Version 4, when you package your lesson, all the folders inside the lesson become part of the zip file.