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How to edit swf files

Zone: Miscellaneous Web Development

Tags: swf, edit, files

I may be tasked with either changing or rewriting a website for a small business. Currently they have their complete site written in flash, and the files that get loaded are .swf files. The original author no longer works at the company. I believe they want simple text changes, since their CEO names and many other names have changed.

My question is, If I want to make changes to this site to save them from creating something new, do I simply (1) buy flash development environment, (2) download website contents, and (3) open swf files from within the flash interface, edit the text, and reload swf files to the server? I have never worked with flash, please advise...

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Zone: Web Development

Question Asked By: mark_at_acc

Solution Provided By: webwoman

Participating Experts: 25

Solution Grade: A

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