Tween/Transition import code gives a syntax error

Question

Basicly, I'm using Tweens and transitions, and am having
trouble making them appear in some parts.
On a multipage website, pasting in the code:
import mx.transitions.Tween;
import mx.transitions.easing.*;
Gives me a syntax error for where the two lines appear. -
This will make any transitions and tweens not appear (the two lines
above need to be commented out for it to compile). However, when a
page is loaded that contains the code (and gives no syntax error),
the transitions and tweens in the first movie as well as the loaded
clip all work fine.
What would cause a synax error when trying to use the import
code?
The actual site itself you can see in progress at
http://cressaid.brettjamesonline.com/us
. The drop down menus just appear, until you load either the logos,
corporate id or brochures section in folio. Then they smoothly roll
down

Answer 1

SuperRoach,
> I think I found the solution - which was to use
Actionscript 2.0
> in the publish settings. This got rid of the error, and
made it
> work fine.
Yes, that makes sense, then. You can look up these classes
and
keywords, by the way, in the ActionScript 2.0 Language
Reference and
Components Language Reference. Both sets of documentation
indicate the
availability of everything you look up. For example, the
"import statement"
entry says:
Availability: ActionScript 2.0; Flash Player 6
David Stiller
Adobe Community Expert
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