Load Variables - Flash 8

Need help with Loading Variables. My old Flash MX
actionscript does not work on Flash 8... anybody know why?
HERE IS WHAT DID WORK ON FLASH MX (loads data from text file,
flashdata.txt):
loadVarsText = new loadVars();
loadVarsText.load("flashdata.txt");
// assign a function which fires when the data is loaded:
loadVarsText.onLoad = function(success) {
if (success) {
// Now that we know the data is loaded,
// set the text content of the Text Field
// with the instance name "scroller" equal to the
// contents of the variable
agent1.text = this.agent1;
agent2.text = this.agent2;
agent3.text = this.agent3;
agentemail1.text = this.agentemail1;
agentemail2.text = this.agentemail2;
agentemail3.text = this.agentemail3;
phone.text = this.phone;
} else {
trace("not loaded");

I've no idea what problem you are facing,
may be you can contact Adobe for Flash support
http://www.adobe.com/support/programs/flash/?tab:contact=1

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>I can find plenty of tutorials detailing how to load
variables from a
>defined
> asp page into Flash, but here's my dilemma...
>
> I have an asp page that is reading a URL with a unique
identifier in it
> (www.sampleURL.com?id=123456), and then turns the id
number from the URL
> into a
> variable. On the same page then, sits my swf where I
need to use LoadVars
> to
> pull in that ASP variable via Actionscript. If I don't
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> page
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You don't need LoadVars for this at all. You can just pass
the variable to
your Flash movie by specifying a query string when you are
calling the
movie.
If you are using the straight object, embed method then it
would look
something like this:
<param name="movie" value="movie.swf?id=11111">
<embed src="movie.swf?id=11111" ... >
If you are using the ActiveContent JavaScript for your movie
then you just
leave off the .swf... so
"name", "movie?id=11111"
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Firefox 33.1 does not load Adobe Flash Player 15.0.0.223

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If you think I am willing to undertake a trial-and-error odyssey through various "do this and see what happens" recommendations in "Knowledge Base" articles and the like, then think again. I don't have the time to make the effort, and I will use Internet Exporer instead. It ought to work with MSN just fine. :-)
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By the way:
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I've down loaded adobe flash player but when I try to veiw video on firefox I'm still told that I need adobe flash player. How do I get firefox to see the flash player download?

I was trying to view a video I uploaded to facebook using firefox. The system told me to down load adobe flash player. I did but still get the message that I need to down load flash player. How do I get firefox to see the down loaded adobe flash player?

by installing from within Firefox, Internet Explorer has its own version (Active-X).
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* http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
If you want to read PDF files in you browser, you might also want
* http://get.adobe.com/reader/
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Find updates for your installed plugins at http://www.mozilla.com/plugincheck/ mozilla.com/plugincheck
-- best to use Adobe's site to really see if their plug-ins are up to date.
Please fix your caps lock or read what you type, do you think anybody could read my answer if I typed in all caps.
If the above fails to correct the problem, I would try uninstalling Adobe Flash from your system entirely first, from the control panel then "Programs and Features".

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var def24="A fee is something that you have to pay, an expense.";
var w25="Financial Management";
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var w26="Franchise";
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var w29="Growth opportunity";
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var w30="GST";
var def30="The Goods and Services Tax is paid when you buy things. Some items like food and medicine do not have the Goods and Services tax charged to them.";
var w31="ICN";
var def31="Indigenous Corporations Number is a special number given each indigenous corporation to identify it. No two indigenous corporations can have the same ICN.";
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var def32="Incorporate is what people do when they create a company or corporation.";
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var def34="Labour is all the work done by people (including you) in your business.";
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var def35="Your Legal Name is the name that is on your Birth Certificate.";
var w36="Legal protection";
var def36="Legal protection means you are protected under the law from certain things happening.";
var w37="Legal structure (business)";
var def37="Legal structure is the type of business, sole trader, company, partnership.";
var w38="Liability";
var def38="A liability is something you are responsible for.";
var w39="Licence";
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var w40="Lodge";
var def40="To lodge a form means to send it to where it has to go.";
var w41="Manufacturing";
var def41="A manufacturing business makes things.";
var w42="Marketing budget";
var def42="A marketing budget is the amount of money you have set aside for advertising and promotion for your business.";
var w43="Minor criminal convictions";
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var w44="MYOB";
var def44="MYOB is financial management software for business.";
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var def45="A network for business is all of your contacts, customers and the people you know through doing business. ";
var w46="Obligations";
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var w47="One off";
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