Although this article refers specifically to lengthy
presentations, this should also allow you to publish right-to-
left languages! To skip the ugly detail and get right to the
solution, click here. It’s not uncommon for presentations with a
large number of slides to take longer to publish than a
presentation with fewer slides. However, on occasion you might
notice some slides take much longer. Why? When selecting the
Publish button from Articulate Presenter there are many
functions that start processing, converting and temporarily
storing every object, character and audio wave; all of which are
later combined into a single .swf file. This set of operations
is reset for every slide in the presentation, continuing to
create a new .swf for each slide until every object is
processed. Depending on drive fragmentation, available space and
other system resources, publishing times can vary greatly on
different machines. If resources are taxed this could impact
performance, sometimes forcing Presenter to close or stop