Flash LoadVars textfile problem

Question

I'm using a loadvars action to load external .txt file, and
it loads the file BUT only will read numbers out of the file.
It won't read letters-which make words- which make
sentences-which makes me angry.
Any idea why this would be? I've tried playing around with
the .txt file encoding, would it be something in the AS code? (even
thought it has to be loading the file since it is reading the
numbers.)
Any suggestions?

Answer 1

ok. code will follow
Whats wrong is :
I'm loading external text files (.txt) but only numbers are
showing up when loaded. It is loading numbers, so it's pulling the
right file, but it won't display any letters from the text file. I
have tired changing encoding on the .txt file with no (correct)
results.
SO basically... what would cause flash to load numbers but
not letters from an external .txt file?
note* (code uses curFrameNum in textfile name to match text
files to picture files, but that works, its just not displaying the
loaded text completely/ correctly)
Code:
// -----------------<Loading captions
A.S.>---------------- \\
frameNum.autoSize = "center";
loadedInfo.autoSize = "Left";
//--------------triger the mcl to
load------------------------\\
//myMCL.loadClip("",);
//myMCL.loadClip("slideshow2.swf",1)
//---------------LoadVars----------------------\\
var myLV:LoadVars = new LoadVars();
myLV.onLoad = function (success) {
if (success) {
loadedInfo.htmlText = true;
loadedInfo.htmlText = myLV.info;
} else {
loadedInfo.text = "There has been an error loading the
requested pictures."
//--------slide counter----------\\
var slideInfoLV:LoadVars = new LoadVars();
slideInfoLV.onLoad = function (success) {
if (success) {
slideCounter();
} else {
frameNum.text = "error";
slideInfoLV.load("vars/slide_info.txt");
var curFrameNum: Number = 0;
function loadFrame() {
myMCL.loadClip("images/mission" + curFrameNum + ".jpg",
this.framesMC);
this.myLV.load("images/mission" + curFrameNum + ".txt",0);
loadFrame();
function slideCounter() {
frameNum.text = ("picture " + (curFrameNum +1) + " of " +
Number(slideInfoLV.totalFrames));
// -----------------</caption AS>---------------- \\