ActionScript 2 for Air IOS?

Hi!
I made a "test" app that let me test out my german.
I made this because I can just go on it and remember it.
I was wondering how I can export it to Air for IOS?
Because it only have ActionScript 3. Please help!
Thnks,
Sander

Mhmm could you be an amazing person that could find the code for me?
It would be much appreciate!
ActionScript 2 for Air IOS?

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// =================================================================================
// removeTempDir
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tempDir = null;
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