WARNING: The Export Frame...

WARNING: The Export Frame for Classes specified in the
Publish or Export settings, frame 10, does not exist. No bytecode
for ActionScript 2.0 classes or interfaces was exported.
What does that mean!??? My movie export correctly and
everything works fine but I keep getting this warning when I'm
editing the main fla. I have verify and reverify about my export
setting on frame 10 and everything is fine.
Kinda annoying...

click file/publish settings/flash/actionscript settings and make sure frame 1 is set as the export frame.
if that's already set, don't use test scene.

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Hi,
I have a site I'm currently editing for a client, I'm adding a video element into it, but it doesn't play when I test movie, and when I test scene it gives me this error message:
WARNING: The Export Frame for Classes specified in the Publish or Export settings, frame 2, does not exist. No bytecode for ActionScript 2.0 classes or interfaces was exported.
I've heard its a bug in CS3
Can anyone help?
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import cn.com.webstudio.util.*;
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var locked:Boolean = false;
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var autoPlayAll:Boolean = false;
var autoNext:Boolean = false;
var mainStyleColor:Number = FFFFFF;
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