Saving Flash Professional 8.0 files to flash 6.0 format

Hi,
Can I save the flash 8.0 fla to flash 6.0 fla?, because in
flash professional 8.0 there is only an option to save file in
flash mx 2004 version. What should I do to convert flash 8.0 file
to flash 6.0 version.
Regards,
Farhan

save from 8 to 7 - then open in 7 and save to 6.
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Pherhaan wrote:
> Hi,
> Can I save the flash 8.0 fla to flash 6.0 fla?, because
in flash professional
> 8.0 there is only an option to save file in flash mx
2004 version. What should
> I do to convert flash 8.0 file to flash 6.0 version.
>
> Regards,
> Farhan
>

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