Flash CS3: Actionscript2 won't publish on Vista

I've got a flash project that was started in AS2. It will publish fine on a XP machine, but it will not publish on my Vista 64 machine. It gets a whole bunch of errors like.
The class or interface 'Number' could not be loaded.
The class or interface 'Function' could not be loaded.
The class or interface 'Boolean' could not be loaded.
It's almost as though it can't find the base classes. Should the actionscript2.0 class directory be pointed to a different directory if you are on Vista?
Jeff

the creator of the fla that you tried to open had his/her flash classes placed in a custom location (a Classes subdirectory of the fla's directory) and you were directing flash to find your classes there. however, that's not the default location. you either would have to create that directory and move your classes or use the default location.

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When I want export Captivate project to Flash - "File -> Export
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I guess you are searching in the wrong place. Its not
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directory>\AppData\Local\Adobe\Flash
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CS3\<language>\Configuration\External Libraries\
For Vista:
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installed directory
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Flash cs3 crashes when I try to publish

Hello,
my flash cs3 is crashing every time I try to publish a file,
why? I run vista business 32 bit
I didn't have problems until today,using flash cs3 for the
last month
here is what the os says:
Problem Event Name: BEX
Application Name: Flash.exe
Application Version: 9.0.0.494
Application Timestamp: 46015140
Fault Module Name: Flash.exe
Fault Module Version: 9.0.0.494
Fault Module Timestamp: 46015140
Exception Offset: 00c5958f
Exception Code: c000000d
Exception Data: 00000000
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Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: bd02
Additional Information 2: b71b5bf9ea5ff08d6fffcb887aba95ff
Additional Information 3: 1fd9
Additional Information 4: 0053c83f18f91bf1d56eaad6275e8c5b
Hint:
If I save the same .fla in another folder, flash cs3 doesn't
crash when publishing. why? this looks that is happening in the
root of the folder

quote:
Originally posted by:
Newsgroup User
I Love Doing Websites,
> my flash cs3 is crashing every time I try to publish a
file, why?
That description is about as wide open as it gets! ;)
Troubleshooting
is often like a detective story: the more clues one has to
work with, the
more confidently one can begin the chase.
Well, my problem is that the cs3 starting to crash doesn't
really have an explanation for me. but I will put details here.
> I run vista business 32 bit
> I didn't have problems until today,using flash cs3 for
the last
> month
I don't have CS3 installed on Vista, so I'm afraid I can't
provide any
offhand suggestions. Since you haven't seen problems until
today, the first
thing that strikes me is: what happened with today's FLA that
was different
from your previous efforts? Did you import an unusual
external asset (even
if only unsual for you)? Maybe you imported a corrupted JPG
or PNG. Maybe
a bad font?
I did nothing with the fla that started the crash, I imported
some bitmaps and when trying to publish it, it crashed. Also, I
created another fla, imported some random jpgs 2 I believe, tried
to export it to the same folder, and cs3 crashed, saved the fla
with another name garbage.fla No fonts were used
> Hint:
> If I save the same .fla in another folder, flash cs3
doesn't crash
> when publishing. why? this looks that is happening in
the root
> of the folder
Believe me, I'd be asking these "why" questions myself in
your shoes.
What you're describing doesn't sound like a well known issue,
so my hunch is
that something is awry with this particular FLA file --
something not likely
to be easily reproduced. Since you can publish when saving to
another
folder, I would run with that workaround for the time being.
After saving
to a different folder, try using File > Save and Compact,
then move the FLA
back to your original folder and try again. Or ... try File
> Save As from
the new folder, and save the copy into your original folder.
In your duplicate post, you mentioned starting a thread of
your own
(this one) but not hearing any responses. Obviously, I can
only speak for
myself in this reply, but it may be that you didn't get
responses because
your question is on the vague side. It doesn't describe a
common issue
(like, for example, "Why can't I mask dynamic text?" [answer,
"Make sure to
embed your font outlines"]).
When I read these forums, I tend to skim the subject lines
looking for
descriptive summaries. Many people post questions like "How
did they do
this?" or "Help!" or "Flash question" ... none of which
describe meaningful
topics. In my opinion, your subject line is useful, because
it briefly
summarizes your question. That's a good thing. When I read
the actual body
of your post, though, I quickly realized there wasn't enough
(for me, at
least) to give you a solid answer. In this case, I've tried
to give you a
few pointers anyway, but I'm only hazarding a few "try this"
type
suggestions.
It may be that others who read your post felt equally unable
to answer
your questions with confidence -- at least, as stated.
Well, I did some research on the internet and there is a
quite more few people having the same problem, here is the other
forum I found:
cs3
flash crash when publishing
I am sorry that I didn't post any more specifications of what
I was doing, but what I was doing was not something different or
unusual of what I have been doing for the last week at least. I was
just working with dw and flash together importing the .swf into an
html and launching the html from dw.
David Stiller
Adobe Community Expert
Dev blog,
http://www.quip.net/blog/
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quote:
The import did not finish because an unknown error occurred
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You said...
quote:
The much bigger obstacle is that when I export a Captivate
project that incorporates full-motion recordings with static slides
displaying a text caption to Flash and then to .mov, I lose the
full-motion recordings: they are replaced with a blank white or
black screen (whatever the background color is set to be). The
audio is gone too. I don't know what is causing this, but I would
really appreciate any help you could lend me concerning this.
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maybe someone else here does - but would offer an
observation ...
Keeping in mind that I avoid monkeying with my own Captivate
projects in Flash because of the various inconsistencie, some of
which you have seen ... I am hopeful that the Captivate team does
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know that they are created as AVI clips which are then converted to
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be a way to offer the source, that is, the AVI or a FLA either of
which would then be handled separately inside Flash (for those who
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trouble-shooting mode... come to think of it, when the project is
published to SWF/HTM, each full-motion slide is published as a
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I have a Windows vista and have flash cs3 installed. For the
first 2 weeks or so, it worked perfectly, then, it started crashing
whenever I open the application or a .fla file.
The problem information was this:
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Application Version: 9.0.0.494
Application Timestamp: 46015140
Fault Module Name: Flash.exe
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Additional Information 2: 1f2ff58f9f3d8db4051d6f7741f6b9e5
Additional Information 3: 0f69
Additional Information 4: c20c41b425c52af5a1c4c3a8bd355cb8
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same issues on Windows Vista Ultimate. I have been running Flash
CS3 fine for 8 months and now this, middle of a work day, on a
Friday when several things are due and I cannot get it to open.
ADOBE, this cannot be a problem isolated to just 2 people, what is
the solution please?

Flash CS3 Won't Install

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downloaded the trial version of Adobe Flash CS3, and for some
reason when I run the installer it didn't install it right. At
first when I installed this, the program seemed to be in place, but
when I tried to start it, I got an error message saying that I need
to repair it by uninstalling/reinstalling the program... The whole
message escapes me at the moment...
Anyways I tried to uninstall it and apperantly it still shows
on the Add/Remove Programs list. It won't allow me to uninstall it.
The installer doesn't work anymore. I try to use the setup.exe
program and it shows a new little window with a progress bar at the
top right corner of my screen.
The
Window
After this window finished loading it closes but the
installer never opens... I've tried many things posted on this
forum, including:
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-Making a New Account
-Checking for duplicate color profiles
and nothing worked! Please help me... I have no other CS3
programs, running on Windows XP, and I have admin account.

Okay... I'm becoming extremely upset and impatient with
Adobe. I cannot install this download of the free trial for Flash
if it were to save my life...
I have tried changing permissions to my registry keys,
installing in Safe Mode (the installer didn't allow me to install
in safe mode), installing in VGA mode (which was much harder than I
think installing anything should have been, not being able to see
the buttons to carry on and having to click Tab and hoping u have
selected "Next"), installing it while turning off every single
application except for the Windows ones, running the Adobe CS3
cleanup script, defragmenting my disk, and even trying System
Restore...
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window will NOT appear. The progress bar mentioned in my first post
shows up, but after it finishes loading it disappears and I never
see the installation screen, no warning, error message, or
anything. My computer carries on idly...
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I have not tried yet please tell me. There is no way I'm going to
buy Flash if I can't even install the free trial... I might as well
try to get Flash 8 somewhere or maybe even try to find a freeware
program with similar capabilities... I cannot stress how
dissapointed I am right now and I hope no one else has to go
through such hassles during their installations.
Again, someone, PLEASE help me.
I do not believe the problem is in my computer... I have run
a virus scan and I have nothing infected. I have seen the window
before on the first time I tried to install Flash, but the download
was corrupted and I had to uninstall it... I never saw that window
again...
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to install this program...

Flash CS3 Activation in Vista Business 32bit

I'm posting this here since I just don't know what else I can
do... Flash customer service seems to be clueless.
We have a volume license for 10 installs of Flash CS3 Pro.
We've installed 2 of these already on XP machines without any
problems at all. Next, I tried to install it on my 32bit version of
Vista Business. I've ran into issues here, and I had to download
the file from adobe in order for it to install properly (it would
not install from the DVD). In any case, I've got Flash CS3
installed on the Vista machine.
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provided, I get an error screen that says "Too Many Activations"
and it points me to where I can buy another key or enter a
different serial number. At first, we thought there was something
wrong with our license, but since then, two other people have
installed Flash CS3 on their XP machines using the same license,
and none of them have a problem. However, each time I try to
activate under Vista, I get the "Too Many Activations" error.
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decided it was not a volume licensing error and gave us a phone
number of their tech support. We next called the tech support
department, and after many transfers, uninstalls, reinstalls, etc,
technical support decided it was not a technical issue and sent us
to the activation department. We then called the activation
department and they told us they do not deal with volume licenses,
and sent us back to the volume licensing department!
It seems pretty clear that Adobe has no clue how to fix this
issue, and no department is willing to even take a serious look at
it. On our final call to the volume licensing department, we spoke
for a while and they told us this issue will take a bit longer to
fix and that they will call us within two days. It has been 5 days
now, and it seems Adobe has decided to ignore us. This is extremely
frustrating.
If anyone has ran into this issue when attempting to activate
under Vista, and has a workaround, could you please post something
about it here? Thank you very much.

Here is a little update for anyone who may be experiencing
the same issue...
I was able to find the phone activation screen. In the screen
shot I posted above, you can click next while having the first
option selected. It will go to another screen that allows you to
select phone activation via "other activation options" link (or
something similar).
However...
I attempted to activate over the phone. The phone activation
failed, and I spoke to a person who determined that this is not an
activation issue. I was then transferred to the volume licensing
department (sound familiar? scroll up), and they said they do not
deal with activation, and transferred me back to the activation
department. The activation department again said it was not an
activation issue, and they attempted to transfer me back to the
licensing department... after I complained that they just keep
bouncing me back between the same departments, they again said that
they will escalate the issue, and will call me back (the EXACT same
response I received several days ago when I spoke to them). So,
again, I'm waiting for a phone call back from Adobe which will
probably never come. Good luck!

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