Flash CS5 Update 11.0.1 Code hint not working

My Flash Cs5 I was Update
update say : version 11.0.1
but i view About flash : 11.0.0.485
and when I write some code : Code hint not working??
anyone answer for me about this Update version??

Hi,
The binary (Flash.exe/Flash.app) were not modified in the update. Thus, the binary version is still 11.0.0.485.
As for the code-hinting not working, what code are you using? Note, that the _mc, _xml, _array, etc. syntax no longer triggers code-hinting in Flash CS5 in ActionScript 3.0 documents. If that's not what you are doing, can you please provide more information about what code you are using?
Thanks,
Nivesh

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