It is possible to determine the length of a given topic by publishing the library and viewing each topic in See It! mode but there is currently no way to determine the length in minutes. If your trying to determine the length in frames you would have to do something similar by going into each topic
What has happened here is the crash reset your user profile and UPK is waiting for you to check it back in, problem your profile is now being treated as a different profile so you are unable to check it in because the “original” profile no longer exists due to the reset. The only option
When changing the logos of UPK deliverables you can change bother the logo for Knowledge Center output and the local player package. To change the logo for knowledge center you would go into the \Web Sever\KCenter\Images directory find the current oracle logo (small_logo.gif) rename it and paste in the new custom logo and rename it
Yes. The files you’ve created are never actually deleted only removed from the outline. To find the topic you wish to re-use, simply right click on the section you want to link it to, select “Link Existing Document” and locate the topic in the folder you’re using to store files associated with the module.
When recording topics there are a number of ways to check if a topic has been recorded or just created as a place holder. The topic icon shown in the Table of Contents have visual indication to where it has been recorded. When the topic has been recorded on, the icon has what looks like
After updating to UPK 12 a common error when copying over style sheets, is that when it asks you to update your style sheets when you publish only to get the error that not all style sheets have been copied over. What’s happening is there have been some features that were not reinstated and UPK
When you open the document history certain properties are shown that further help narrow down which version you might want to rollback to. – Version – Author that changed the document – Date document version was created – Comments that were either user-defined or auto generated
Yes. There is a rollback function that allows you to effectively create a new version of the files using previous versions. Ex. The changes were made in version 10 when you rollback to a previous version is will simply create a new version (v. 11) using the state of the file from the version you
There is a noted bug that has yet to be patched that causes these errors, check to be sure the version of UPK your using is up to date. As far as working around the bug, there a two basic solutions. 1. Start over 2. Create a new module and “paste special” your topics etc…
It depends on the patch results. Usually with how UPK records the topics(simulations) all you’d need to do is replace the frames of what was changed. In an instance where the problem that was patched halted the job process, you will now need to finish recording the work process and may just be simpler to
