Ported to Flash 8

I've just ported a large application to Flash 8 from Flash MX
2004. I'm now targeting the Flash 8 player. Smooth sailing except
for ALL of the components! Comboboxes show and populate but wont
pull down. Lists and trees show up as a small rectangle (about 50
pixels) with a smaller square in their top left corner. Datagrids,
scrollbars, etc are all non functional.
If i start a new project and drag in those components, they
work fine. I've also tried dragging in the components anew. Each
prompts to replace the duplicate component in the library and I hit
OK.
I'm stumped. I've converted other projects of equal size
without incident. I can't figure out whats different about this
one. Thanks for any help.

I do. I've been writing in AS2 for over a year. I've checked
every publish setting and they're all the same. I installed Flash8
on the same machine that I have F2004MX on. Could that be the
issue? New projects have no problem with components or binding to
the correct code. I really don't know what's kept inside the FLA.
Are the old components somehow bound to the MX code? Like i said, I
tried dragging the new components in and replacing them. I've also
dropped in a new combobox and populated it. It shows but wont drop
open.
Thx.

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