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Subject: Re: FLASH: Big problem?
From: Ken Holmes
Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1999 04:37:50 GMT

Ther is a programe out there to unprotect SWF files and there is also another programe to extract each layer as a seperate SWF file.
Please everyone remember to only use these programes to regain what you have lost and not to steal graphics and stuff from other people.
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Jayma <jaymalandatearthlink [dot] net>
To: flasheratshocker [dot] com <flasheratshocker [dot] com>
Date: Monday, March 15, 1999 12:32 AM
Subject: Re: FLASH: Big problem?

Ouch, I hate it when that happens. I learned the hard way (as it seems you just did) to constantly make a backup in Flash, as I lost hours of work on my first project in the exact same way. I was unable to find a way to get it back myself, although some suggested that if I had an unprotected swf, I could at least import that and be able to extract the library elements. (Unfortunately again, my swf was protected.)

If someone has found a fix for this, please share.


>Hi, everybody!
>I was just finishing a movie on Flash, and my Mac crashed. I had to restart,
>and now, when I try to open the movie I get:
>"Unespected file format".
>Of course I do not have a backup of this file, since I'm working on it
>no-stop since yesterday. And I should present it tomorrow...
>Any suggestion?
>Thanks in advance...
>--
>Cristiano


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