Missing Filters in Flash CS4

When selecting a movieclip or text box, the "Graphic Effects: Filters" dropdown is NOT available in the "Properties" window. It's not grayed out.... it's not there. I'm open to suggestions, comments, ideas, or sympathetic notes.

open the properties panel so it's showing in your app.
add a movieclip to your stage.
click on an empty part of the stage and then click the movieclip.
now, scroll to the bottom of the properties panel. what's the last section you see at the bottom?

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Need Missing Templates For Flash CS4

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Does Adobe have a place to download these templates. If not, they should!

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Flash CS4 Sample Templates are missing

My sample templates are missing, all that shows now are Cateregory: Advertising and different size banners. I searched my harddrive and found the rood folder where they are stored but only the folder for Advertising exist.
I haven't deleted anything, so could it have been a glitch at installation, I had startup problems with Flash constantly crashing at the splash screen and finally had to uninstall and reinstall.
Running WinXP SP3.

Thanks for replying.
I do remember them being part of an earlier version maybe MX. Did some checking around as I was under the assumption they were part of CS4 due to some diagrams found on pages 264-265 of "Flash CS4: The Missing Manual". The bottom line is it is now listed in their Errata.

Adobe Flash Cs4 is missing a Panel layout

The error message that came up was...
XML parsing fatal error: Invalid document structure, Line:1, File: /Users/(my name)/Library/Application Support/Adobe Flash CS4/en/Configuration/Workspace/Essentials.xml
When i click OK the same message comes up again. WHen i Click OK on this box it comes up with..
The following panel layout is missing and cannot be read
/Users/(my name)/Library/Application Support/Adobe Flash CS4/en/Configuration/Workspace/Essentials.xml
The application will not have a correct layout. please load one from Windows -> Workspace
When i went to look at The essentials file It was empty and had no writing in it.
I have no Windows folder (i belive) but i do have a windowsSWF folder
What do i need to do? I have seen similar problems when ive searched the forums but none of them have helped me.
I have tried to reinstall it and the problem was still there.

here are the cs4 Essentials.xml contents:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>
<panelset>
<application/>
<document maximize="true" rect="0 0 500 500"/>
<panelframe dock="right" iconmodewidth="118">
    <panelcontainer expanded="true" height="692" visible="true">
      <panel height="692" id="droverproperties" unconstrainedheight="114" unconstrainedwidth="260" width="260"/>
      <panel column0id="1" column0width="230.00" column1id="2" column1width="230.00" column2id="3" column2width="70.00" column3id="4" column3width="135.00" column4id="5" column4width="70.00" filename="" height="692" id="droverlibrary" previewwithgrid="0" previewwithmoviebackground="1" sortasending="1" sortcolumn="1" splitter="0.06" unconstrainedheight="114" unconstrainedwidth="260" width="260"/>
    </panelcontainer>
</panelframe>
<panelframe dock="right" height="724" width="34" x="2" y="25">
    <panelcontainer expanded="true" height="724" visible="true">
      <panel height="1422" id="tools" unconstrainedheight="175" unconstrainedwidth="189" width="24"/>
    </panelcontainer>
</panelframe>
<panelframe dock="bottom" height="204" x="1" y="1">
    <panelcontainer expanded="true" height="180" visible="true">
      <panel height="180" id="drovertimeline" isInLayerMode="false" unconstrainedheight="180" unconstrainedwidth="600"/>
      <panel height="180" id="keyframeeditor" unconstrainedheight="180" unconstrainedwidth="600" width="1100"/>
      <panel height="180" id="output" unconstrainedheight="180" unconstrainedwidth="600" visibleTab="false"/>
      <panel height="180" id="compiler errors" unconstrainedheight="180" unconstrainedwidth="600" visibleTab="false"/>
    </panelcontainer>
</panelframe>
</panelset>

Flash CS4 can't use arial-keeps changing to arial MT (font mappings - missing fonts)

I am using Flash CS4 on Windows Server 2003 (i know it sounds strange, but there are reasons).
I previously had Flash CS2, but ever since I installed CS4 my font mappings have been messed up. Any time I open a fla with any standard fonts (arial, tahoma, etc) it tells me the fonts are missing. When this happens with arial..I set the font mapping back to arial, and everything seems to work fine. Until I try to change a text field to arial. When I do this flash automatically changes it to arial MT. It will not let me use arial. This really isn't a problem until I am using a dynamic text field. Because dynamic text fields use system fonts, so when a user opens one of my swf's on their computer it looks for arial MT not arial. If they don't have arial MT (which most people don't) it changes the font to their system default (usually times new roman).
The only work around I have found successful is to embed the fonts in the dynamic text field. I really don't want to do this as I am just wanting to use arial. I have search the ends of the internet and can't find anyone else with a similar problem.
To sum it up...
My flash cs4 font mappings are messed up. It won't let me use arial. Forces me to use arial MT.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
I had an existing Flash website, opened CS4 received Arial font no good. Looked up the solution. At Microsoft is said that the mappings were confused by the names used for arial, no problems download the patch.
Next time still the error message PLUS now the fonts come up as a combination of symbols best described as rubbish. I wanted arial, plain old no nonsense arial.
Any tips to overcome the patch?
Also had a crash like this one
http://jobemakar.blogspot.com/2008/10/how-to-crash-flash-cs4-with-single.html
He feels it is not a font problem but a stability issue.
Thanks

Missing fonts - Flash CS4 on Mac

I am installing a new font on my Mac that I have to use for a project I have to start today. The font installs OK, it works fine in Fireworks and even Word, but doesn't appear in Flash!
I have used FontNuke to kill off the existing caches (not necessary for Fireworks, but have usually had success doing this in the past) but still no joy.
What is going on? It seems to be a frequent problem discussed all over the web, but I can't find a solution that works for me.
Things I've tried...
Convert original .TTF to .OTF
Install as a Computer font, not just a user font
Start Flash before any other app
Start Flash after Fireworks
I really need this to work, HELP PLEASE!!!
Ta
John

I'm sharing my solution as well so that it might help others out there who are desperate for a solution to fonts not showing up in Flash CS4 (and other versions) on OSX. I've spent so much time reading various message board posts and blog posts about this topic. There seems to be a lot of confusion and misinformation out there. Hopefully this can help someone out.
In my situation, I had been using FontBook for years to install and "manage" my fonts. This meant that all my installed fonts were stored in User/UserName/Library/Fonts . Like most designers, I was managing thousands of fonts. I noticed that a lot of fonts weren't loading in Flash CS3 and later CS4. My solution at the time was to minimize the amount of fonts that I had active (I tried to keep it around ~500) and then do a Font Nuke and pray that they showed up in Flash. I'm sure if you're reading this thread that you can relate to all of the frustrations of getting something so trivial to work in Flash when it works in all other CS applications. This solution worked sporadically at best. This was beginning to affect my design work, because I knew that if I couldn't get a certain font family to load in Flash (despite endless nuking and font installing/reinstalling), that I should avoid using it in my proposed designs. This is a horrible feeling so I sought out a better way.
Eventually I made the move to LinoType Font Explorer X (it's free too) to better manage my font library but the problems persisted. From Font Explorer X I could easily clear the System Font cache and the Adobe Caches but fonts didn't always show up as intended. I then noticed that even though I was using Font Explorer X, all my fonts were still residing in User/UserName/Library/Fonts. I decided to move them all out of there and pretty much start from scratch. I moved them all to another folder on my desktop and readded them to the Font Explorer X library and then activated ONLY what I needed. I found that this was the first time that everything worked as I had intended. Even though I had been nuking and using Font Explorer to clear all the caches, the fact that those thousands of fonts were still living in that Library/Fonts folder was messing it all up. Now that folder is empty and things are working properly.
My advice: Avoid FontBook and use LinoType Font Explorer X to manage all of your fonts. Remove everything from User/UserName/Library/Fonts and place it into another folder. Import everything to the Font Explorer library and activate only what's needed.

Video Formats in Flash CS4

I recently upgraded to CS4.
Previously in CS3 I was Importing Quicktime .mov files using the Import Video command. In the dialog that would appear, I would choose progressive download and ON2 VP6 and Flash CS3 would then initiate a progress bar with the ultimate result being the creation of a new FLV file made from the .mov. This always worked fine in the past.
Now with CS4, it was my understanding that I could import Quicktime movies that use the H.264 standard without having to create an FLV... is that true? The reason I ask is because I just created (3) 2 minute videos in Final Cut Pro Studio and exported them to Apple Compressor 3 which further saved them as .mov H.264 files for web downloading. These files play perfect from the hard drive using Quicktime Player. So, I opened Flash CS4, used the Import Video menu item as before, progressive download, etc. and now instead of creating a new FLV file I just saw a progress bar saying something about reading Metadata and then the video icon appeared on stage in Flash. After publishing the SWF, the movie played fine from the hard drive. Since I did not see a new movie file created by Flash after importing or publishing, I was assuming that it was just pulling the video data from the original .mov file I imported? The problem I ran into was when I uploaded all the files (including the original .mov file) I only got a video control bar showing with a progress bar running, but the video never appeared. Did I do something wrong?
As a workaround, I tried dragging the .mov into the new Adobe Media Encoder CS4 and created am F4V (a new file on my desktop). The filesize was smaller than the original .mov, but when I imported the F4V into Flash and published that to the web it played fine (a bit lower quality though).
Also, when I dragged the .mov file to the Media Encoder it stated that it was an FLV file not a .mov H.264 file.
What am I missing or doing wrong? How is the best way to get a Quicktime H.264 file imported into and published from Flash CS4 for the highest quality?
Thanks for any help!

Yes you can do that.Theres a couple ways.
1.
You will want to load the flv - in whatever fashion - into a movie clip, then blur the movie clip with filters. But this can have serious damaging effects on runtime performance.
2.
If you have the source files, and the video will never need to be sharp. You can go into your video editing software (After Effects, for instance), extend width and height of the composition, blur your video there, and render out with alpha channel.

Flash CS4 Link to a Movie Clip from inside another Movie Clip

I am working on a Flash CS4 project which has 5 buttons with 5 corresponding movie clips all on the main timeline. Everything in functional so far.
My problem is this: I want to be able to mouse click on a particular word in the text inside movie clip 4 ("mc4") and have it link to movie clip 3 ("mc3") (on the main timeline).
I've tried many things, and I can't get it working.
I have tried to highlight the word then link it to "mc3" in the properties panel where it says link (I successfully linked to an email address and to an outside website in other parts of the project)....
I tried to link it in the properties panel to "mc3", I tried & "parent.mc3", "root.mc3";
Linking it this ways seems to be the simplest, logical thing to do, but I don't know what kind of prefix it needs.
Then, I tried making the word (inside mc4) an invisible button (button6) then linking it to the mc3, with it's actionscript in the main timeline with the other button functions.
I tried duplicating mc3 and duplicating invisible button 3 and moving it's hotspot to over the word.
I tried putting a copy of mc3 and the button inside mc4, with the actionscript also inside mc4.
I tried duplicating mc3 and calling it mc6, and putting that inside mc4, with the actions back on the main timeline, and tried again with the actions inside mc4.
I tried with mc6 and invisible button 6 on the main timeline, but that doesn't seem possible.
I tried using this code from Adobe Actionscript 3.0:
button6.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, startMovie);
function startMovie(e:MouseEvent):void
this.play("mc6"); [and I also tried with "mc3"]
Nothing works!! Please, I would appreciate any suggestions!!
Thanks,
Suzanne

If I limit my attention to the second sentence of your posting, then I suggest the following (borrowing from the rest of your posting)...
If that invisible button6 is inside MC3 (on MC3's main timeline), atop the word you are trying to link to the movieclip, and you just want to make mc4 play by clicking that invisible button6, then assign the following code to the button6 inside MC3...
button6.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, startMovie);
function startMovie(e:MouseEvent):void
MovieClip(this.parent).MC4.play();
If I missed, then I missed following your explanation.

Using TextFlowUtil in Flash CS4

Hello,
How do I go about using TextFlowUtil in CS4? What project settings do I need to update. I have tried a variety of source and library paths to no avail.
What I am trying to accomplish is importing saved markup into a Flash CS4 app that was exported from a Flex app via TextFlowUtil.
I have the TextLayout component installed in Flash CS4 and it works fine. I just can't seem to get TextFlowUtil working.
thanks,
jr

Hello Alan,
I've been away from this project for a little while. Unfortunately I am encountering a new issue.
When using :
var textFlow:TextFlow = TextConverter.importToFlow(menuXML, TextConverter.TEXT_LAYOUT_FORMAT);
I get the following error:
1046: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: ImportExportConfiguration.
I have the following Actionscript script settings:
Library Path
$(AppConfig)/ActionScript 3.0/libs
/Applications/Adobe Flash Builder Beta 2/sdks/4.0.013875/frameworks/libs
/Applications/Adobe Flash Builder Beta 2/sdks/4.0.013875/frameworks/libs/textLayout.swc
Am I missing one? Are they out of order?
Let me know pls.
cheers,
jr

Need Help Installing Flash CS4 For Windows

Hi, I have downloaded the two files to install Flash CS4 for Windows from here: http://helpx.adobe.com/uk/creative-suite/kb/cs4-product-downloads.html
Unfortunately, there is no explanation whatsoever provided regarding how to use the two files, and how to install my product.
I feel like I am missing something obvious here, but can someone please explain.
Kind regards,
Finn.

Try uninstalling then run the Adobe Cleaner Tool
Use the CC Cleaner Tool to solve installation problems | CC, CS3-CS6
Then double click the .exe file again.
What do I do with the .7z file?
Nothing. That's is an archive of files used by the .exe file during the installation process.

Flash CS4 help!

Hello, im a new beginner to Flash CS4. I was just trying to make candles with its flame. I got the first one working. It consists of three layers with an actionscript layer. Then i tried to duplicate the three layers of images, so they can work the same actionscript layer but it doesn't work. Only the first one
is working. WHat should i do so the duplicated layers of the candle work? Or is there a better way to make copies of images?
Here is my actionscript layer code:
function drawEffect()
    var _loc2 = offsets.length;
    for (var _loc1 = 0; _loc1 < _loc2; ++_loc1)
        offsets[_loc1].y = offsets[_loc1].y + offsetSpeeds[_loc1];
    } // end of for
    noiseImage.perlinNoise(250, 800, 2, seed, true, true, null, true, offsets);
    var _loc3 = flameMask.transform.matrix;
    _loc3.tx = noise_mc._x;
    _loc3.ty = noise_mc._y;
    noiseImage.draw(flameMask,_loc3,flameMask.transform.colorTransform,"multiply");
    noiseImage.applyFilter(noiseImage, noiseImage.rectangle, new flash.geom.Point(0, 0), colFilter);
    var _loc4 = noiseImage.getColorBoundsRect(4.294967E+009, 4.294967E+009);
    var _loc5 = _loc4.height * _loc4.width;
    flickerGlow((127 - _loc5 / 10) / 1024);
} // End of the function
function flickerGlow(amount)
     var _loc1 = new flash.filters.ColorMatrixFilter([1 + amount, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1 + amount, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1 + amount, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0]);
    candleMain.filters = [_loc1];
} // End of the function
Stage.scaleMode = "noScale";
var pxPerSecond = 5.000000E-001;
var seed = Math.floor(Math.random() * 1000000000);
var offsetSpeeds = [20, 32];
var offsets = [new flash.geom.Point(0, 0), new flash.geom.Point(0, 0)];
var flameMask = flameContainer.flameMask;
var noiseImage = new flash.display.BitmapData(flameMask._width, flameMask._height, false);
noise_mc = flameContainer.createEmptyMovieClip("noise_mc", 1);
noise_mc._x = flameMask._x;
noise_mc._y = flameMask._y;
flameContainer.blendMode = "screen";
flameMask._visible = false;
noise_mc.attachBitmap(noiseImage, 1);
var colFilter = new flash.filters.ColorMatrixFilter([6, 0, 0, 0, -255, 5.500000E+000, 0, 0, 0, -255, 5, 0, 0, 0, -255, 0, 0, 0, 0, 255]);
drawEffect();
onEnterFrame = function ()
    drawEffect();

the actionscript will be part of the movieclip.
shift-click and drag across all layer/frames that constitute your candle, right click and click copy frames. click insert/new symbol and select movieclip. right click the only frame/layer visible in the movieclip and click paste. all your candle assets should be converted to that movieclip.

Flash CS4 and Snow Leopard

Hello there,
Flash CS4 was working perfectly for me for a couple of months (Master Collection), upgraded to Snow Leopard yesterday and bam Flash crashes every time I open a .fla file.. SWFs open and operate fine.... but as soon as I create a new file or open a previous fla it bombs out! I reinstalled flash, didn't work... reinstalled the entire master collection, didn't work... tried installing my old version of flash CS3 and THAT won't even open up now without crashing.. I'm currently installing flash on an older machine I have but this is REALLY starting to annoy me as I use flash the most out of all the applications.
What is the point of buying a Mac Pro if I have to use an old machine to use Flash ?
Please help!
Many Thanks

Ok, after 6 and a half hours of fun I have discovered that the reason for this is due to fonts problems, I had removed my fonts from font agent pro although not from font book..
To see if this problems is what you are having:-
1) Boot up your mac in safe mode (hold down shift immediately after you hear the startup chime) This disbles all fonts
2) Open flash and your problem file (files) or any (fla) file really to check it doesn't crash
3) If flash opens successfully and the file opens showing a missing font dialogue box, you have the same problem..
4) If this is the case reboot..
5) Remove all of your own fonts from your font application (Suitcase/Font Agent Pro)
6) Remove all non system (user) fonts from Font Book (make sure to back up your fonts first as this erase them of the system)
7) Delete the flash preferences (com.adobe.flash-10.0.plist) file located in (user)/Library/Preferences
8) Relaunch flash
With a bit of luck... problem solved !
I hope this saves some other poor soul who had been looking forward to updating their website whilst off work to not waste 6+ hours sorting it out..

Problem with motion tweening in Flash CS4

Hi !
I tried to refresh my little flash knowledge -- but I stumbled upon a problem with the new Flash CS4!
When I try to make different blur or alpha effect on one keyframe I got after making the motion tween -- Flash adjust the other keyframe as well (got the same reaction on both keyframes as if it was the same instance of movie clip -- and not as in old flash; the keyframes created separated or independent instances)
The only thing working for me is when I move the movie clip out of the stage on the first keyframe -- and it correctly move its position.
What's wrong?
Kind Regards
Maria Olsen

Hello Maria,
You sort of answered your own question:)
"got the same reaction on both keyframes as if it was the same instance of movie clip"
That is exactly right and is the proper way of looking at new motion tweens. It is one instance of the movieclip for the duration of the tween. It takes awhile to get used to this.
New motion tweens allow you to set up a a very simple tween initially without keyframing ending values / position. Once you start making changes after the tween is set, you are going to have to get familiar with adding "property keyframes". Property keyframes are displayed with those little diamond icons in the timeline. Poperty keyframes allow you to "lock in" certain specific properties at key points in your animation without affecting other properties. With the old classic keyframes, a keyframe placed mid-tween would create a whole new instance of a symbol with all properties (rotation, scale, alpha etc) set in stone for that point in time. The benefit was that you could easily have all properties tween TO and FROM that keyframe if that's what you wanted. Now you can make adjustments to a symbol mid-tween and only specifically adjust a single property. So you can adjust the alpha of an object mid-tween without interrupting say a rotation that you wanted to happen all the way through.
If you simply want an object to move left to right and then you decide it should fade in
CLASSIC TWEEN
-place symbol on frame 1
-keyframe frame 10
-in frame 10 move the symbol to the right
-add classice tween
Ok, that works, now add alpha fade in
-go back to frame 1 and set alpha to 0
-classice tween automatically adjusts alpha from 0 in frame 1 to 100 in frame 10.
-done
MOTION TWEEN
-place symbol on stage
-create motion tween
-playhead jumps to last frame
-move symbol to the right (no need to f6 / keyframe)
Flash automatically adds something called a "position" keyframe (notice the little black diamond)
Ok, that works, now add alpha fade in
-go to frame 1 and set alpha to 0
-test movie
-oops - wrong. As you noted the alpha will stay at 0 throughout the whole tween.
-you need to additionally go to the last frame and set the alpha back to 100
-this will automtically create a "color" property keyframe on the last frame
When just doing this now I noticed something odd as well
As soon as I do the position change and move the symbol to the right, if I try to add the "color keyframe" on the last frame of the tween, I am not allowed to do so. "color" and "filter" are greyed out. I would prefer to lock the alpha at 100 in the last frame while the playhead is in position before setting it down to 0 in frame 1. Oh well.
Seems you are forced to
-go back to the beginning of the tween
-adjust the alpha
-then go to the end and manually bring the alpha back up.
hmm maybe i'm missing something too:)
the best way to do this would be to have the foresight ahead of time to do the alpha
-place the symbol
-alpha 0
-add motion tween
-in last frame move the symbol set alpha to 100 (alpha and position keyframes are automatically set)
So if you do it right the first time, its easy. If not, well.
Keep in mind an object will maintain the properties it has set in frame 1 unless a subsequent property keyframe enforces some adjustment.
If you have have an object that is moving from point a to b to c to d:
If you alter the alpha at point b, the alpha will tween from point a to b, but will maintain the new alpha to c, to d.
If you scale the clip by 200% at point, its scale will tween from point a all the way to point d, NOT just from c to d
To scale from point c to d only, set a "scale" property keyframe at point c (this will lock the objects scale at 100) THEN scale to 200% at point d
It takes a good deal of practice. I found the hard way that you just can't "wing" it. It isn't very intuitive coming from a classic tween approach.
These articles really helped me:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/motion_migration_guide.html
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/learning_guide/animation/
Take note of the tips on "cntr-clicking" frames and "shift-dragging". You have to really get used to a few keyboard modifiers when editing the timeline.
Stick around the forums. A lot of good info comes through daily.
Carl

Importing any PNG freezes and crashes Flash CS4

After being able to import multiple large PNG files into my Flash project, Flash CS4 now freezes and crashes whenever I attempt to import any PNG image, regardless of size or transperancy. This happens on any flash project, even brand new ones.
Importing a PNG file into the library freezes flash and I have to open the task manager to close it. Interestingly, when I try to end the task, flash still asks if I want to save changes, as attempting to import the PNG results in a new, blank symbol added to the library. I can re-open the file with the blank symbol but because it is blank this doesn't help me.
Dragging and dropping a PNG file straight onto the project crashes Flash straightaway and prompts me to send an error message to Adobe.
Computer Specs:
OS: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit (6.1, Build 7600)
BIOS: Phoenix - AwardBIOS v6.00PG
Processor: Intel Core 2 CPU 6700 @ 2.66GHz (2CPUs), ~2.7GHz
Memory: 6144MB RAM
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460
Direct X Version: Direct X 11
Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Here is the crash data.
Crash Data
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE AdobeCrashReport SYSTEM "AdobeCrashReporter.dtd">
<crashreport version="1.1" crVersion="2.5.0.01052007" applicationName="Adobe Flash CS4" applicationVersion="10.0.2" build="10.0.2.566">
<time year="2014" month="2" day="10" hour="12" minute="47" second="59"/>
<user guid="ff613cfb-0495-46bd-94c3-773ca73e2516"/>
<system platform="windows" osversion="6.1.7601 SP 1.0" applicationlanguage="English (United States)" userlanguage="en_US" oslanguage="en_US" ram="6142" machine="Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6700 @ 2.66GHz" model="Intel64 Family 6 Model 15 Stepping 6" cpuCount="2" cpuFreq="2666 MHz" busFreq=""/>
<crash exception="EXCEPTION_UNKNOWN" instruction="0x7732482b">
<backtrace crashedThread="0">
<thread index="0">
<stackStatement index="0" address="0x7732482b" symbolname="RtlUlonglongByteSwap"/>
<stackStatement index="1" address="0x75856d91" symbolname="GetThreadDesktop"/>
<stackStatement index="2" address="0x758577c4" symbolname="CharPrevW"/>
<stackStatement index="3" address="0x7585788a" symbolname="DispatchMessageW"/>
<stackStatement index="4" address="0x592982cf" symbolname="unknown"/>
</thread>
</backtrace>
<registerSet>
<register name="EAX" value="0x0018fd84"/>
<register name="EBX" value="0x0018fe04"/>
<register name="ECX" value="0x00000000"/>
<register name="EDX" value="0x01939368"/>
<register name="ESI" value="0x00000000"/>
<register name="EDI" value="0x019107d0"/>
<register name="ESP" value="0x0018fec0"/>
<register name="EBP" value="0x00000000"/>
<register name="EIP" value="0x592982cf"/>
<register name="EFL" value="0x00000246"/>
</registerSet>
<binaryImageSet>
<binaryImage start="0x00400000" end="0x01894000" type="__TEXT" path="C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash CS4\Flash.exe"/>
<binaryImage start="0x772a0000" end="0x77420000" type="__TEXT" path="C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ntdll.dll"/>
<binaryImage start="0x6eac0000" end="0x6eaff000" type="__TEXT" path="C:\Program Files\AVAST Software\Avast\snxhk.dll"/>
<binaryImage start="0x74fe0000" end="0x750f0000" type="__TEXT" path="C:\Windows\SysWOW64\kernel32.dll"/>
<binaryImage start="0x74f00000" end="0x74f47000" type="__TEXT" path="C:\Windows\SysWOW64\KERNELBASE.dll"/>
<binaryImage start="0x10000000" end="0x10309000" type="__TEXT" path="C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash CS4\amtlib.dll"/>
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Thanks Anton for your reply!
I'm 100% sure that the PNG file is not the problem.
I can donwload any PNG file on google and they all freeze Flash.
I noticed that the program won't react to any mouse command. I hear the
generic windows "ding!" sound when I click on something, but my keyboard
shortcuts still works. I can close or save the file, change tools, etc.
It happens since the middle of February, I'm not sure when.
Before that, I've never had any problems with importing PNG.
Also, I haven't installed any new program recently.

Is Flash CS4 not compatible with Intel Graphics (laptop)? Really?

Hi!
I'm graphic and animation designer. My company buys CS4 suite
including Photoshop & Flash. And I'm buying a laptop and now
choosing between one having Intel Graphics and another with ATI
Radeon. Intel has some features I need, but after googling, finding
and reading this topic:
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?14@@.59b6c473/0
till the end, I see it does not fully support Photoshop
CS4!!! I also need Flash CS4 working, so does it support Flash?
So can you still recommend me buying intel integrated-laptop
or should I take an ATI Radeon powered one? I need Flash working
without annoying compatibilites problems. I don't want to buy an
Intel one, if it is not Photoshop- and Flash- compatible....
Thank you!

Anne,
> after googling, finding and reading this topic:
>
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?14@@.59b6c473/0
> till the end, I see it [an Intel chip] does not fully
support
> Photoshop CS4!!! I also need Flash CS4 working, so does
> it support Flash?
It's important you understand what "fully support" means in
this
context. According to Eric Palmer's Dec 4 reply (12:11pm),
Photoshop CS4
does, in fact, run reliably on systems with Intel graphics.
Eric purports
to be an Intel employee, but obviously there's no proof of
that.
Regardless, his assertion jibes with with I hear from
colleagues with Intel
graphics chips.
It's not as if Photoshop suddenly fails if you happen to
choose, say,
red from the color swatches. It's not as if Photoshop fails
to export GIFs
on Intel machines. The only thing you're missing -- and this
is true for me
too, even though I don't have Intel equipment -- is
functionality that
relies on OpenGL. One of these features, for example, lets
you rotate the
canvas while you work on a file. I don't mean rotate the
image itself ... I
mean rotate the actual work space without resampling the
image, just as if
you were rotating the piece of paper on which you were
drawing. Granted,
that sounds like a neat feature (I'd like to experiment with
it, myself!),
but it's not a deal-breaker.
As far as I've seen, the Flash CS4 authoring tool doesn't
rely on any
OpenGL-accelerated features.
David Stiller
Adobe Community Expert
Dev blog,
http://www.quip.net/blog/
"Luck is the residue of good design."

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