Shared Object --does ADC recognize it at all with any profile?

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I made this little sample file to get a handle on SharedObjects. Got it functioning just fine in Flash Player 10. (AS 2.0)
But I tried to make it work in the emulator, and couldn't get any phone that supports SharedObjects to read the data back into Flash once it's written out.
I tried Nokia 6290,6600,7210, and others that have a device profile that shows support for the shared object.
But none of them read data back off the disk.
Has anybody been able to make the shared object work in the emulator?
:<)McFrisco

Thanks for the heads up. I actually found this yesterday, but not by searching within Adobe, which gave me nothing. I went to Google and tried a couple of search strings and in short order came up with this very tutorial! Adobe should take lessons from google, or yahoo, or just about anybody, on how to enable people to drill down into their huge mountain of experience and data.
Now, on to making this work in my project. It works in the example, so, I have high hopes...
:<)McFrisco

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from LKN 1935.
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