How to view code of Macromedia Flash Player 7.0 application

Hi, frnds i have Macromedia Flash Player 7.0 Application file. I want to view the source code for it. how? it's very urgent for me. What is the software i've to use to view it.
Company: Macromedia, Inc.
File Version: 7,0,14,0
Inernal Name: Macromedia Flash Player 7.0
Original File Name: SAFlashPlayer.exe
Product Name: Shockwave Flash
Product Version: 7,0,14,0
are some details of that file. Plz help me.

No worries....disregard this message. I solved my problem.
Thank you.. Rose

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