What is the difference in CS4 vs Flash 8+

A lot of Expression Web templates I see in stores mention they used Flash 8+ and it is a requirement for those templates.  I can't find any info anywhere about the difference in these two items.
As a side note, it seems that after years of being in business, Adobe still can design things easy to use.  I can't even figure out their download manager to use the trial of Flash CS4.  Sometimes I think they go out of their way to make this stuff as hard to use as they can.  I gave up on "Nightmare Weaver" years ago and now I am afraid to even try Flash.

If you see Flash 8+ it means that the templates were likely designed as Flash 8 files, and you can use any version of Flash from Flash 8 and up to edit the template.  So Flash 8, CS3, and CS4 could be used to edit the templates... though you would not be able to save it as a Flash 8 file if you use CS4.  CS4 can only save back to CS3.... basically each version can save back to the previous if desired, but only the previous and not further back.

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