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1. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
HelenWLee Jun 18, 2013 7:45 AM (in response to KenneyNL)Totally removed as2 support in CC. It will open a fla with as2 but remove the code.
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2. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
kglad Jun 18, 2013 8:06 AM (in response to KenneyNL)it might not be possible and, if it is, it would require adding a playerglobal.swc that supports as2 to your library path and adding an as2 compatibile template.
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3. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
KenneyNL Jun 18, 2013 8:37 AM (in response to KenneyNL)I've tried adding playerglobal.swc and a profile that supports AS2 but somehow it only shows ActionScript 3.0 as an option in the dropdownbox, why is the dropdownbox even there if only AS3 is supported?!
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4. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
Rolf Ruiz Jun 18, 2013 9:33 AM (in response to KenneyNL)I'm sorry Kenney. Adobe announced a lot of months ago they would drop support for AS2.
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5. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
KenneyNL Jun 18, 2013 9:42 AM (in response to Rolf Ruiz)That's not my question though, is there a way for us to get it back? By editing files, even somehow hacking into the software.
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6. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
stolennickname Jun 18, 2013 6:51 PM (in response to KenneyNL)You can try yourself by creating a new Flash Player configuration file that uses an asversion target of "2"
On Mac OS X you'll find the player configuration file at Adobe Flash CC/Adobe Flash CC.app/Contents/Common/Configuration/Players
Copy one of the FlashPlayer xml profiles there and change it to target asversion="2". You will also need to point to the proper playerglobal.swc as well for the version of Flash Player you are using.
A set of complete instructions on how to add in other versions of Flash Player targetting in Flash Professional can be found at
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3724540
Good luck, and let us know if it works.
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7. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
kang0372 Aug 7, 2013 6:43 AM (in response to KenneyNL)You can still download Flash Pro CS6 from https://creative.adobe.com/products/flash and get your AS2 support back. Go to the dropdown under "In This Version" and select Adobe Flash CS6 to download instead of the CC version. We have multiple FLA files made with AS2 and don't have the time to recode them all. I went back to CS6 to do periodic minor updates on those old files.
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8. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
happybana0 Oct 23, 2013 12:43 PM (in response to KenneyNL)This is a pretty huge problem for me. I work with some big brands that have a looooot of legacy flash files. Going back to CS6 for sure. Can't imagine it's really necessary to remove support for this considering there's still so much of it floating around, and it's only one version back.
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9. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
FredriksonB Oct 28, 2013 2:25 PM (in response to kang0372)I needed an AS2 solution and only having a Cloud Subscription and no previous version of the Creative Suite this saved my bacon today. You're a champ! This information needs to be pinned on the forums for easy access.
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10. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
Dazzie Nov 12, 2013 3:17 AM (in response to KenneyNL)It looks like they removed the link or am I missing something?
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11. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
Dazzie Nov 12, 2013 3:20 AM (in response to Dazzie)Never mind, you need to be logged in for the dropdown to show up on the link which Kang0372 gave.
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12. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
boudewijndanser Nov 14, 2013 4:37 AM (in response to Dazzie)Why did they remove this!? A lot of people (like myself) still use AS2 for simple quick coding stuff.
They should put it back in, since they can now with the cloud and updates.
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13. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
zenmaier Jan 24, 2014 2:44 AM (in response to KenneyNL)agree, adobe made a lot of mistakes these years against developers
so if they want to keep generations of actionscript developers they must
continue to support as2 because it concerns hundred of thousands companies and developers
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14. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
alex coulstring May 20, 2014 5:11 AM (in response to KenneyNL)Thank you kang0372! While I am moving away from flash for sites because the lack of support. I still need to update the few I have and I personally never jumped on the AS3 wheel as it seemed to take 3x the time to make a simple button or animation.
I am now reverting to verion 6 so I can open my files. THANK YOU again.
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15. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
Dhivakar dkear Jun 1, 2014 3:42 AM (in response to KenneyNL)AM NOT A DEVELOPER BUT STILL I CAN USE BASIC CODE FROM AS 2 NOW ITS GONE!!!
ADOOOBEEEE PLEASE HELPPPP US!!!!
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16. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
add_adobe_air_for_as2! Jul 28, 2014 1:05 PM (in response to Dhivakar dkear)Adobe can you please!! please please! atleast give us adobe air for as2 so we can publish to android and ios, I would make some amazing apps for android, i dont have time to learn as3! i took 4 years to fully understand as2 and use it with php and xml to its full potential and then you take it away from us, atleast make the runtime open source so someone can hack it to work on android!
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17. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
vandals856 Aug 14, 2014 10:26 PM (in response to KenneyNL)Its actually pretty easy it took me a while to figure out but if you have CC you can download and install cs6 for free.
To download and install previous versions of apps, such as CS6, do the following:
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18. Re: Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC
svorass Nov 10, 2014 5:41 PM (in response to vandals856)Bless You!




