What tools do developers use to create AIR 2.5.1 apps for TVs?

Question

Developers can use the following tools:
AIR 2.6 SDK
Flash Professional CS5 Extension for AIR 2.5 (now an integral feature in Flash Professional CS5.5)
Flash Builder 4.5
Note: Developers can use the AIR 2.6 SDK for developing apps for AIR 2.5.1 for TV. In Flash Professional, set the publish settings to Adobe AIR 2.5. In Flash Builder, set the AIR namespace to 2.5 in the app descriptor file:
<application xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/air/application/2.5">.
If you are using Flash Builder 4.5, you must do the following:
1.Download the Flex 4.1.0.16076 SDK.
2.Download the AIR 2.6 SDK.
3.Copy each file from the AIR 2.6 SDK into the corresponding directory within the Flex 4.1 SDK, replacing the Flex original variants.
4.To use this SDK within Flash Builder, select your project in the Flash Builder package explorer.
5.Choose Project > Properties to open the project's Properties dialog box.
6.Select Flex Compiler in the list and then click the "Configure Flex SDKs" link to open the Preferences dialog box.
7.Click the Add button, browse to the SDK, and then click OK until you get back to the project's Properties dialog box.
8.Click the "Use a specific SDK" option and then pick Flex 4.1 from the drop-down menu.
You must also replace the default WindowedApplication element with Application in your project's MXML file.

Answer 1

Hmmm...
Not the rankings, I get from column B of the data above:
Morning Glory (20) ranks 1st in R,
Binghamton Bearcats (26)  and Roy Hobbs (18) tied for 2nd, and
Tommy John (23) 4th
I'd make the top four:
1  Binghamton (26)
2 Tommy John (23)
3 Morning Glory (20)
4 Ventura Highway, The American Dream, Roy Hobbs (18)
Extracting the rankings is fairly simple, using RANK. But the data layout, with totals in non-contiguous cells, makes it impossible to use RANK without first gathering the totals into consecutive rows.
To do that, I made a small revision to the Total labels in column A of the supplied table, to make each label distinct from the others. The addition was a two letter prefix identifying each team, seen here in a sample set of rows and columns from the table:
The new, distinct labels were used as a search key for VLOOKUP, to transfer all of the totals onto a second table, Totals, using this formula, entered into Totals::B2, and filled down and right to the rest of the cells in columns B to O of that table:
With the data thus arranged, it became possible to rank the totals in each column, using the formula below,
Entered into Ranks::B2, then filled right and down to O9: =RANK(Totals :: B2,Totals :: B,)
Finally, a second VLOOKUP formula retrieved the rank values from Ranks, and placed them into the appropriate cells on the Data table:
Enter into Data::B5: =VLOOKUP(LEFT($A4,2),Ranks :: $A:$O,COLUMN(),FALSE)
Confirm the entry by clicking Accept, then Copy. (Note: copy the cell; do NOT select and copy the formula from the entry bar.)
In each Rankings row:
Click on the cell in column B, Shift click on the cell in column O (selects all cells in the row except the label in column A)
Paste
Repeat for next Rankings row.
Done.
Regards,
Barry