Editing process in Shockwave flash / Cómo editar texto en Shockwave Flash

Hi everyone,
I need to translate a group of files in Shockwave Flash format. I've never worked with these files so I've no idea how to edit them / introduce new text in them. If the process consists of exporting these files into other editable formats, what are those formats and which steps should I follow to perform the process?
Thanks a lot for any help provided.
Regards
Hola a todos:
Necesito traducir varios archivos en formato shockwave flash, pero nunca he trabajado con este tipo de archivos y por tanto no sé cómo se podría introducir el texto en los mismos. En caso de que la solución sea exportarlos a otros formatos en los que sí se pueda trabajar, ¿cuáles son estos formatos y cuál sería el proceso a seguir?
Muchas gracias por vuestra ayuda.
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