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LPFlashEx Actionscript Library
Flash MX limited what you could do with the local operating system with the implementation of the new security sandbox. LPFlashEx is an actionscript library that brings together 19 of the most commonly used local functions, such as exploring local directories, copying files and creating directories. The actionscript works in both Flash MX and Flash 5 projector files and .swf files that run locally on the users machine. If you regularly create local applications, screensavers or interactive presentations then download this free .as file, and if you need help read some of the tutorials and checkout some of the online samples available for download.
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