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I need to modify an existing Flash (SWF) file, but I do not have the source (.FLA) file. &nbsp;The Project Manager believes that all that I need to modify the Flash file is to edit the .mno file within the Notes folder. &nbsp;She believes that the Flash file was created in Dreamweaver, therefore I must use Dreamweaver to edit the Flash file. &nbsp;Does this make sense to anyone out there? &nbsp;I want to make sure I am not wrong by telling her that the only way I can edit the file is with the FLA source file.<br />
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I need to modify an existing Flash (SWF) file, but I do not have the source (.FLA) file.  The Project Manager believes that all that I need to modify the Flash file is to edit the .mno file within the Notes folder.  She believes that the Flash file was created in Dreamweaver, therefore I must use Dreamweaver to edit the Flash file.  Does this make sense to anyone out there?  I want to make sure I am not wrong by telling her that the only way I can edit the file is with the FLA source file.

Thanks

Using Dreamweaver .mno file to update a Flash piece?

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