It looks like at least one user (Twmaz) has previously worked on a similar problem. He/She needed to create a report with various captivate variables. The solution (I think it worked in the end) seems to involve an html file with JavaScript code that is included in the final project package, opened from within the captivate project, grabs the captivate variables, and uses them to create a report. The posts I could find related to this are:
A few notes:
- If you aren't familiar with JavaScript, take a look at Jim Leichliter's JavaScript Tutorial Series for Captivate.
- Since you're working in HTML5, the syntax will be a bit different than in the threads I linked above. Some comments on this post talk about the differences between the Flash and HTML5 JavaScript API.
- I have not tested this myself at all (although it would be fun to experiment with), so I am only suggesting this route as something to consider and take a look at. It is not a guaranteed solution or something I have experience with.