Re: New version support Flash 9 and AS3?

["necromanthus" <webforumsuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

[q][i]Originally posted by: [b]Oliver Kilb[/b][/i]
 But you can do more about that. Think about checking something like the 
 moviepath and how you could destroy assets when it's not a valid one for 
 starters. Or what to do if you run offline instead of in a browser. That 
 could give you some ideas to work with.[/q]
 [q][i]Originally posted by: [b]Mark A. Boyd[/b][/i]
 Official? I haven't looked at Valentin's tools, but there's a chance that 
 they're simple Director files. They're not necessarily designed to steal, but 
 may be to help people recover their lost source files.[/q]

 Guys,
 Do i look like a newbie to you?
 Do you really think i care about that flash joke?
 Here i'm not talking about "methods to secure your work" (check out my demos 
and you'll find many of them).
 You're missing the main point.
 A tool ("official" or not) able to extract a SWF file from a [b]DIR[/b] file 
(because the developer lost the FLA file)
 is always welcome.
 But to extract a SWF file from a [b]DCR[/b] file is illegal (because many 
assets are copyrighted).
 Well, if this tool is for your personal use, and nobody knows about it, that's 
ok.
 But if you share this tool on your website, this is illegal and you might get 
into trouble.
 I thought Valentin is a serious shockwave developer.
 Obviously i was wrong ...