Flash Markers and the SDK

Hi All,
I have no experience with the SDK but I am a competent programmer so could probably pick it up but I wanted to ask whether anyone knows if you can access markers on the timeline through the SDK and move them hopefully.
My idea is to write a plugin for my own use to move multiple markers at once.
Many Thanks
Daniel

Hi Daniel,
You can read Flash markers but you can't modify them or write new ones. PrSDKMarkerSuite.h is the main interface for reading markers.
Cheers,
Zac

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