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RealBasic and Flash 5

DrShakagee

Posted: 13 April 2002 02:02 PM

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Does anyone know if there is a plug-in for RealBasic that supports Flash 5.0 or higher? I already know that Flash 4.0 is supported by Quicktime therefore by RealBasic, but what I really want is to replace some of my Director projectors with RealBasic apps (for OSX support) but I use alot of Flash 5 (and now MX). Any help or a nice place to look for help would be greatly appreciated.

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