Mac Pro (10.9.2) Flash CS6 .getUTCFullYear returns 014, truncates the 2. any fix?

I am trying to fix a date code issue. I am using Flash Pro CS6 on a Mac Pro (new round version) running 10.9.2. Page works OK until I save it - converting to later version of Flash - then the 4-digit year code mydate.getUTCFullYear(); returns only 3 digits, 014. Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug? Plenty of space in the dynamic text field.

I found the Embed (in the object's Properties pane) command and set the value as "Numerals" shortly after my post. That worked. Thank you for the confirmation. I am a novice in day 2 of trying to learn Flash, did not find a reference to embedding the text in any of the on-line forums.

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