how to save flash document from webpage?
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you can use Flash Saver 5.5 ... to save flash from a webste... there are many other flash saving softwares, but i like this.
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Sorry, you can't save an ASPX file as it was originally coded. You can only get the interpreted code... and to steal a flash movie, you need much more to do that just making a save as...\n\nTry opening the page, getting into the code, identify the SWF file and target it.
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Register with free website provider like geocities or freewebs.\nThen use their web tools to create webpage. Or you may use program which able to save file as webpage such as front page, MS Word etc. Then you need to load it to website server which u registered
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in your java applet, or jsp or whatever, wrap the html code for the flash movie in a document.print line like so:\ndocument.print("<object \ntype=&#92;"application/x-shockwave-flash&#92;"\nwidth=&#92;"2540&#92;" height=&#92;"100&#92;">\n<param name=&#92;"movie&#92;" value=&#92;"http://www.yourmoviesdomain.com/flashmovie.swf&#92;" /> \n</object>");\n\nYou can use the other ways of embedding flash in HTML.  \n\nWhen you make a flash object, you can make the webpage as well, and you might just want to copy the HTML generated by flash, koolmoves, dreamweaver or whatever you're using. \n\nThen, Before every quotation mark, you'd put a backslash, so java knows not to end the line.\n\nbut I'd skip out the java and just go for the HTML page.  You can then put some jsp tags in the page or embed an applet if you need java for any reason.
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Let's say your website was me.com. Instead of linking to me.com/page.html, try linking to /page.html. Mind you this will only work if your flash presentation is in the same folder as your html files.
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Java Script\nMacromedia Flash
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Look at the source code on page the flash media you are looking at is on and you will see a file with a .swf extension with a location. Type the URL for this file in address bar hit return key then from file/save as save the .swf file. You can now start a collection of your favorite flash media files
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I'm not sure if the exact steps will work for your version, but you can try the article below. There is a link to flash tutorial at the bottom of the article.
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You can do "File", "Print", and then in the dialog box that comes up click on "Save as PDF". Enter a filename (or accept the default, which is the title on the top bar of the page) and select a location, and then click on save. Then you'll have a PDF file of the web page, which you can import into documents or attach to emails, etc.
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click file and save in your browser and save it as a webpage...
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I doubt it since you need some sort of connection between the database or excel file and flash and I dont think flash supports that afaik ( I havent really used it ) so I may be wrong :)\n\nWhat exactly are you trying to do :)
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The best way to create MHTML documents is by utilizing Internet Explorer itself.  If you want to save a webpage, go to that webpage, then in IE, click File>Save As.  In the field "Save as Type", locate "Web Archive, single file (*.mht)", then click Save.  That should be it.  This answer just applies to webpages, or already saved HTML saved.  Hope it helps.
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sure, just put them on the page in which flash is embedded\ntry http://www.promotionworld.com/tools/meta.php
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Just go to their website and open the flash, then go to your temporary internet files folder and pull it out from there.  It should be some .swf file.
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your going to need extra software.....sorry. its probably copy protected anyway.\n\nim not a big fan of them, but if you want to use (shudders) firefox follow these steps:\n\n1. open website\n2. save website to pc\n3. open folder\n4. find flash file.
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Import the flash file to HTML web page. Then you can easily upload your flash file. If your using front page or macro media dream weaver mx , the coding for the flash file import will automatically create by the softwares.
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You're going to need to be a lot more specific than that. Are you using Flash to collect and post form data to a database? If so, you'll need to use ActionScript to grab the input values and pass those over to a PHP processing page that will handle the insert into your database.\n\nCheck out this article for an example:\nhttp://www.devshed.com/c/a/Flash/Building-Web-Forms-In-Flash/