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A friend of mine asked me for help on a Flash project. I agreed.

I had no prior experience in working with Flash, but I was surprised how comfortable it is to program in AS3, so I was actually quite happy I was helping him.

There is one problem though: I got Adobe Flash CS6, and he still uses Adobe Flash CS4. Now, I was able to import a CS4 .fla into CS6 without any problems, but the other way round, seems to be impossible.

I can export to CS5 and CS5.5, but not below that.

Now, since I was just helping, etc. and it is basically his work, I should give all I've done back, but how am I supposed to do that? All I came up with, is suggesting him to upgrade to at least CS5 - or better CS6, so he could open and edit my file.

If there is another option or service of "downgrading" CS6 .fla's to a former version, please let me know.

polemon
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As far as i know, you can't save it directly. Every flash version only allows saving to 1 version below itself. You could save it to CS5, then download a trial version of Flash CS5, open the file and save it back to CS4.

zyxxx
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