how can i read HTML file from swf file?
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If you mean to display the HTML file, I do not think you can easily do that within a flash movie. You can however load text from a text file into a movie to display. For example with Flash 5, from a text file such as 'mytextfile.txt' you have a variable with a value set such as:\n\n&myVar=Hello universe!\n\nThen within a frame of the movie where you want the text to load issue a:\n\nloadVariables( "mytextfile.txt", "_root" );
264431
I think you can use wild cards in your search. Just type in *.swf and you will find all swf files in your cache and outside cache.\n\nThats the easiest way.
189247
You can't. PSD (Photoshop) is a non animating program so it can not read animation SWF only still images SWF. The way around this is to design everything in Photoshop, then crop out certain areas for the SWF that you will use in Flash.
681041
Stick code like this in the BODY of your HTML document\n\n<object width="300" height="400">\n  <param name="movie" value="FILE PATH AND NAME.swf">\n  <param name="quality" value="high">\n  <embed src="FILE PATH AND NAME.swf" quality="high"  width="300" height="400"></embed>\n</object>\n\nThat should work, obviously put in the correct FILE PATH AND NAME.  I say it should work, it did on my computer!!!!\n\nAlso, make sure you put in the correct width and height for your flash movie/file.
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you can make a vb/c++ program to use the flash activeX control and load that swf file. then name that program with a .scr extension.
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upload flash files to geocities.com in ru file manager and than u can view these flash files by entring thier link in explorer,, for example i have uploaded some files in my geocities account,, theer is a file name LOVE.SWF. u can see it by clcik the link below\nhttp://www.geocities.com/daney200334/casim1/love.swf\nand if u wnat to use this file in ru website/webpage..u have to use the following code\n<embed src="http://www.geocities.com/daney200334/casim1/love.swf">\nto use ur own file use this code\n<embed src="PUT THE LINK TO UR FILE HERE">\n .. hope this helps
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You could try saving from the IE File menu.. 'Save As', then chose the 'Webpage Complete'.\n\nOr if you know the exact file link to the .swf you could create a basic .html page with the <A HREF=""> tag, then view it in IE, place your mouse over the link and 'Save Target As'.\n\nThe <A> tag method is like this:\n<A HREF="http://www.site.com/file.swf">download</A>
1180077
Go to www.download.com and search something like 'convert flash to gif'.
874163
If it's html file, you can read it in you browser. Probably you saved some archive file renamed into file with .htm extension. Try rename it into zip or rar and open it.
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Well... This one is a going to be hard.\n\nThey are using a swf flash player to stream the flv video file. Normaly this would not be a problem, but they did a pretty good job of noodleing the code.... so not only do I need to pick apart javascript, action script and and the fla file....\n\n\nWell here is what I found...\n\nembed src="menu.swf"\n\nthis is the flash on the website, then references the javascript file video1.js\n\nwhich includes the script... \nFLVPlayer_Progressive.swf\n\nwhich is located at...\nhttp://www.knowgangs.com/gang_resources/videos/FLVPlayer_Progressive.swf\n\nOK... well the easy part is over... I found the swf that is the player... now we need what it is streaming into this player...\n\n\nwell normaly one can use... http://keepvid.com/  which is a very strong tool... but in this case it does not work correctly and is unable to extract the fla from this file.... \n\n\nso im very sorry I am unable to pick apart that movie so that you can save it in its raw flv state... \n\n\nWell... good luck, and sorry I couldent help.
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You cannot edit .swf files; you can only edit .fla files and then the .fla files will generate the .swf files.  If you only have the .swf files, you can try downloading a decompiler to decompile your .swf file back to .fla file.  However, here are some limitations to the decompiler,\n1) Adobe has tightened up their compiling logic.  So, there may not be a whole lot of decompiler that works well.\n2) Let's say there are text in your Flash movie.  If the author put the text there as text, that's one thing; but if the author created those text as images in Photoshop and then just embedded those images in Flash, then you will have a problem retrieving those text in your decompiler.
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It's only 3 steps:\n\n1-just a .swf file\n2- download: http://www.hootech.com/swf_to_mp3_converter/SWF2MP3Setup.exe\n3-If you need the crack to it let me know
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yes it is possible, but some of the flash files have protection to disable it and some use multiple files.\n\nas long as there is no protection and all the .swf file is one file only then it ill work
260602
well i don't think so. but u can do a thing. u can decompile the swf file and convert it t .fla and then join the two files in flash
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Yes that is more than possible. The best method of achieving this is to use XML as a middle-client between the two. Most off-the-shelf CMS solutions will provide for XML output, or you could write your own.\n\nAs for Flash, it can very easily be written to look for XML files in a given directory structure, and render specific contents as text.\n\nAs an example of a Flash site that uses a CMS check out this: http://circusreno.com/ (I know the individual that developed this site). Once you get into the site itself you can see that a lot of the text is selectable. This is because it is rendered from XML documents by the Flash 'wrapper'.\n\nWarning: developing complex Flash in this way increases your development time considerably. But it will keep your client off your back post-deployment.\n\nHere is an example file:\n\n<page template="menu_purple" color="purple">\n<root title="Entertainment" loadStat="Entertainment - Root" src="images/sourceflash.swf">\n<txt><![CDATA[Blah blah blah blah blah. \n]]>\n</txt>\n</root>\n<article title="Headliners" movie="promos/promoflash.swf" href="xml/headliners.xml" loadStat="Headliners"/>\n<article title="This is an example" src="images/hero.swf" >\n<txt><![CDATA[Blah blah blah blah blah.\n]]>\n</txt>\n</article>
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after you make the flash movie you can put it in your web page by this code\n\n<embed src="the name of your file" loop=-1>\n\nthat is what i think
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Assuming you can locate a counter that is hidden, your Web pages have an HTML component that renders the SWF files as embedded objects.\n\nJust open up the HTML in a text editor such as Notepad and paste the counter's code in there.