INdicating SWF version on mxmlc command line?

I have been unable to embed SWF version 7 files into FLEX SDK
3.2. Is there any way on the mxmlc command line to indicate that
embedded SWF files were built as Version 7 SWF objects? I am just
fishing for a solution here. The error I get from the compile is
"unable to create source" for any version 7 SWF I have. The SWF
files were built with Quark Interactive Designer and I am caught
between a rock and hard place. Quark saying their SWF's are
standard SWF files (version 7) and Adobe saying there must be
something wrong with the SWF files. That's what I get with trying
to get these two environments to talk to each other.

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>I have been unable to embed SWF version 7 files into FLEX
SDK 3.2. Is there
>any
> way on the mxmlc command line to indicate that embedded
SWF files were
> built as
> Version 7 SWF objects? I am just fishing for a solution
here. The error I
> get
> from the compile is "unable to create source" for any
version 7 SWF I
> have. The
> SWF files were built with Quark Interactive Designer and
I am caught
> between a
> rock and hard place. Quark saying their SWF's are
standard SWF files
> (version
> 7) and Adobe saying there must be something wrong with
the SWF files.
> That's
> what I get with trying to get these two environments to
talk to each
> other.
Do they have to be embedded? What happens if you load them
through
swfLoader?

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