Is there a way to compile Flash Player 10 content, with SDK = 3.2

Hi,
I recently had to change the flash version on my flexbuilder from 9.0.124 to 10.0.0 to utilize some of the libraries available in flash 10. But due to this, some of the linkbuttons does not show up in my application.
Can you please help ?
Thanks

Hi Naveen,
Woudl you mind reposting this question over on the Flash Builder forums?
Thanks,
Chris

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