Combine Edge JS files

hi there
I've got a tabbed carousel I've built with HTML/JQuery which works fine. I've created a number of small animations in EDGE and I'll embedding these in various slides of the carousel. The problem I'm having is that once I've added about 10 animations the overall performance of the slider has become slow and some of the animations won't even load at times.
I thought that once I had all animations in place I'd be able to take all JS files and combine them e.g. single edge.js, single edgeActions.js and a single edgePreload.js to call the other two (edge.js and edgeActions.js). However the edgePreload.js doesn't allow to call multiple animations... is there a way to modify the function to load all animations with the same file?
many thanks,
Mariya

Hey, Endoplasmic-
Unfortunately, we're not planning to release the unminified runtime. Hope the beautifier works for you, and I'm hoping we'll have a workaround soonish. I'll post the info to the other thread when I get it:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/5489209
Thanks,
-Elaine

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