Free Transform Manipulation through Actionscript

Hi all,
is there a way to manipulate the free transform x-wise and y-wise using Actionscript rather than the traditional design approach?

yes, you can use the matrix class:
var t:Transform = mc.transform;
var m:Matrix = new Matrix()
m.b=2;
m.c=1.3;
mc.transform.matrix = m;

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    Also, have you tried with smaller files?

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