MMExecute

its been 2 days now....i just cant run my jsfl file from
action script....i just wanna write a file....
hers code....
savebutton.onRelease = function()
MMExecute('fl.runScript("file:///C|/Program
Files/Macromedia/flash projects/xml parsing/savescript.jsfl");');
i tried using all the different combinations of this
function....
my swf file is in windowsswf folder.....i can run the file
manually but it just dont run from action script......
please help me.....

there are significant restrictions on MMExecute(). it can't be used in test movie or a browser.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AS2LCR/Flash_10.0/help.html?content=00000581.html

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> data to the functions and get the returned values. Is
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its been 2 days now....i just cant run my jsfl file from
action script....i just wanna write a file....
hers code....
savebutton.onRelease = function()
MMExecute('fl.runScript("file:///C|/Program
Files/Macromedia/flash projects/xml parsing/savescript.jsfl");');
i tried using all the different combinations of this
function....
my swf file is in windowsswf folder.....i can run the file
manually but it just dont run from action script......
please help me.....

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