Opening a .pxp file on Mac

Hi, is there a way to open .pxp files in Mac without using Boot Camp? I don't have enough room on my computer to do the Boot Camp download. The .pxp file type is for presentations showing webpage capabilities without actually going on to the website. Much faster to show demo without having to wait for things to load. I had the file on my old Dell, then when i switched to Macbook Air, couldn't open the file anymore to do my presentation. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

The Mac operating system has, over the years, acquired capabilities to "read" or view a wide variety of commonly used file types. However, that is farmless than the majority of file types used by every known peice of software that creates unique files.
Where Preview, or any of the other mechanisms for rwding media files will not work, you simply must use the software that created the file, or a compatible reader software.
The PXP file type suffix is used by a number of software apps, none of which is part of the capbilities of the included Mac OS readers to open. In this case, you would need to install a suitable application known to the developer of the software used to create this file, which you apparently had installed on your previous system.

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I have searched archived messages and although there have
been posts about this, no one seemed to have any answers. So, I
thought I would ask again. Oh, and please don't laugh!
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software updates has finally caught up with
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files are cross-platform. Original
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MAC - then try downloaded the 30-day trial of flash and
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> I have searched archived messages and although there
have been posts about
> this, no one seemed to have any answers. So, I thought I
would ask again. Oh,
> and please don't laugh!
>
> My company had a web site built back in 1998-1999. The
outside person they
> hired to do the site created a Flash animation. I do not
know what version was
> used or for sure what platform (PC or Mac). I do have
the .fla files as well as
> the .swf files to work with, but when I try to open them
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> message.
>
> "This document contains embedded objects that were
created with Microsoft
> Windows version of Flash. These embedded objects must be
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> on a Macintosh."
>
> I am trying to open the .fla files using an old Mac
version of Flash 4. (Yes,
> I said please don't laugh!) My company will not allow
the resources to buy an
> upgraded version. Can anyone tell me why I am getting
this message? How I can
> open these files? or ANYTHING I can do? Thanks for the
help.
>

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