Flash runtimr save as pdf or psd or ai

hi,
I am building a new flash application where te client can
make is own t0shirt with print on it, the client goes around a
wizzard and step by step buolding his own t-shirt.
The t-shirt must have a print on it (like a company logo or
so.
I know how I can loadmovie a jpg in a movieclip, or a shape
that can function as a mask..
but! ::: how can I save my new image as a new file, that
contains the vectors of the shapes..
the customer of this web-site want it in pdf or ai or psd, so
that he large things up..
how can I make this?
anybody??
at forhand thanks

Jaclyn,
I've seen this happen when an API client attempts to close a document that doesn't exist, which defaults to closing the FrameMaker session, but the session cannot close because it's in the middle of some operation. It's normally the result of sloppy code. Do you have any third-party API plugin software running? For that matter, does anyone know if the "Save as PDF" uses an API client? If so, might be a bug in that software, although it seems that there must be something unique going on here to invoke this behavior in your case.
Russ

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