Fixed landscape orientation changed to wrong fixed portrait in iOS7 on iPad

Hi,
I just downloaded iOS7 on my iPad.
iOS7 changed my fixed landscape orientation to wrong fixed portrait orientation in iOS7 on my iPad
for a app I made in Flash CS 5.5.
I didnot have this problem in iOS6.
Did anyone else encounter this problem?
Does anyone know how to repair this for iOS7?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

That's not correct, you should not be exporting AIR 3.4. The latest is 3.8 and the difference is huge for overall compatibility. Please do not export at 3.4.
Download the latest AIR SDK:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/air-sdk-download.html
Unzip it anywhere you'd like to save your SDK. I put mine in the Flash CS6 folder (Note: The 3.8 folder in the pic does not exist, you have to make it and you can call it anything you like. I used 3.8 for clarity and convention.).
If you have CS6 then simply point it to the new SDK (Help->Manage AIR SDK-[+] Button, point to the SDK location)
e.g.
If you have access to CS6 just use it over CS5.5. If you need to use CS5.5 then you can google plenty of resources on how to properly overlay an AIR SDK on CS5.5.

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