Preloading in the swf itself AS3

Hello guys ;]
I need some help in AS3.
My problem is that I can't preload the content in the swf
movie itself.. I mean movie clips and images that are inside the
swf not external and so on.
In AS2 All I needed to do is this :
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
loadingAmount =
this.getBytesLoaded()/this.getBytesTotal()*60;
if (loadingAmount == 60 and sVars.loaded == true and
this.bigPicWidthsScript_mc.wVars.loaded == true) {
this.gotoAndStop(3);
delete this.onEnterFrame;
This is juat an example what used to work.. I copied this
part from a code I wrote time ago in AS2.
So all u had to do is put this code on frame 1 along with
some preloading graphics (small size), move all your movie clips u
want loaded before they actually show up and start your animation
to frame 2 as keyframe, and Put the ones who show up at the start
in your movie at frame 3 where you actually go when preloading is
finished.
So I want to do the same thing in AS3.. I've found tutorials
about preloading swfs images and so on but I don't need that.. I
need this one here.. so does anyone have any idea how to do that ?
I will be very grateful !
Waiting for replies,
Filip Nedyalkov
Also u had to set Export frame for classes = 2 (in the
publish settings),

The reason you need it is because you are using the .text
property on a member of the _root object. (I'm guessing but it
wouldn't surprise me).
About the import statement
This is a personal philosophy and I'm open to valid
suggestion here but the Flash Player looks at your code and builds
a list of all the different classes that will be required at
run-time and need to included in the compressed swf. If you an
import like this....
import flash.display.*;
you are in theory including all of the classes inside of the
flash display package. This is not actually the case. Even if you
include the entire package in your code, all you are actually doing
is telling Flash that this path/package is available for searching
for the classes you are using in your document. Flash is only going
to include a list of "necessary" classes when it runs its compile
for your swf so keep that it mind. It is actually better to include
the entire package set in my opinion thus playing it safe.
It is a known bug and issue with preloading code inside
IE6(7?) that prevents any kind of update being pulled from the
browser concerning a files download. I've only had this issue in
IE7 myself but this doesn't affect me or work since I typically
only use the top level of a swf as a container for individual swfs
which I load in using the Loader class. You can read more about the
problem here (leads off to Actionscript.org forums with related
post on topic)...
http://pixelfumes.blogspot.com/2007/07/ie6-as3-preloader-events-failing.html

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Date: Sun, 7 Jun 2009 10:25:09 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: load AS2 swf into AS3 swf problem
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