Flash.filesystem not accessible

I need to use flash.filesytem package for reading some data from a file. I have installed Adobe AIR in my system but still I am not able to access flash.filesystem package in my program. Could any one please help me out.

A-o-A
        have you imported flash.filesytem package into you air application and make sure selected Air as a project type when you create it.
          add this import statement into your script if you havent added it allready.   
import flash.filesytem;

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