Photobucket saves the day!

I couldn't get my SWF converted successfully so I found a site that can host SWF.
Here's the link:
Database Tutorial

The adventure of creating tutorials

For some time I've played around with screencasting software. I started with WINK because it is free and my institution doesn't provide software tools like this. WINK kept crashing though and it was hard to work with. I tried to use it to capture a website usability study, but I think the files were just too large for my system. Anyway, I put it aside for a while. In the last week or so I downloaded a trial of Adobe Captivate and I love it so far. It's so easy to work with, but I only have access to it for 28 more days...The other problem is that it creates a .SWF file, but I can't upload that to the website, even YouTube and Blogger won't take it unless it is converted into an MPEG or AVI. So.... I downloaded the free version of Sothink's SWF Converter, but it will only let me convert 9 seconds of the tutorial! Sheesh! I did convert it into a PDF, but I can't upload a PDF either apparently. There's got to be a way to do this!