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I don't know how that's working for you at all! There is no fscommand "open". Flash only supports 6 fscommands: - quit - fullscreen - allowscale - showmenu - exec - trapallkeys Are you using a third party swf2exe tool?

I've figured out how to do this, but I don't think its an elegant solution. I effectively exported it as a swf file and linked it to execute, but it has to be in the root directory in order for it to function. Can someone tell me why this is, as its not ideal for a cd-rom, where I'd like the files to be packaged away from the exe or swf executable. Thanks

hello for few days I've known when disable hardware acceleration in flash player 10.. the flash works better without any slowness but I'm facing a big problem before I export flash to exe I'd selected Hardware Accelerator None but when I run the exe flash it remains slow and hardware acceleration option in player is still checked in short words ... I wanna export flash ...

but this seems to be what fucrate was suggesting - unfortunately the demo link is dead... Here is the Link I'm interested in getting something like this to work - I'll probably end up going with a custom projector and Microsoft SAPI, but all in a browser would be much more elegant.

Are you using AS2 or AS3? You NEED to add a header to the HTTP request to supply the username and password. It must be base64 encoded (for Basic Authentication). Check out http://code.google.com/p/as3corelib/ , I think it has some HTTP stuff in there that will do the heavy lifting for you if you're using AS3.

Jstart was probably NOT used to make an EXE that could launch these files since Jstart is just a helper application. How big are the EXE files? That will pretty much tell the story, but I'm guessing the EXE files were created using Jugglor. You don't want to convert your JPEGs, PDFs, etc to another format, what you need are helper applications that can open those files for you. That's what...

There's an example of how to do this with SWF Studio (my product) on my blog at Save Movie Clips as JPEGs .

I dont think Flash alone can print/save to a PDF file. You might need to use a Third Party wrapper program that might have such an option... Some of the SWF/EXE wrapper apps out there might also offer this. Such as: Zinc, SWF Studio, chameleonflash, mProjector, FlashJester, etc, etc... Keep us posted on what you end up doing.

use geURLto open the file by specifying its relative path