Get AIR runtime in Flash CC 2014

Hello!
Please could someone tell me about why can no longer in Flash CC 2014 choose the option to "get the AIR runtime..." for Android?
The checkbox appears disabled and it seems that now is only possible embed the runtime.
Thanks.
Tiago

Hi kglad.
The path was already appointed to the folder: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Flash CC 2014\AIR13.0.
I am creating a file based on AIR for Android, but when configuring to use a runtime, I would choose the option of getting the runtime.
But this option is disabled, only allowing me to embed the runtime.
As I understand it, from the AIR 3.7 only the option of embedding is allowed, but this makes the final app size increase too much (> 8 or 9 MB).
I wonder if there is any way to be able to choose the option of get a runtime from a store as was possible until AIR 3.6.
Thanks.
(excuse me for my terrible english.)

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