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Gordon 1.7.1 did the job for me - Version: 1.7.1, 5/6/2007 10:11AM PST
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clairaudiant_dotmac
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- purchased gordon, but where is the Serial Number?
Gordon Flash Decompiler - Version: 1.7, 12/9/2006 07:48PM PST
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sercher
I bought Gordon Flash Decompiler version 1.7 and can only say that it is complete crap. When you do the save to .fla command, 50 % of the time, it produces defect .fla files that flash 8 cannot open. I regret my investment.
Gordon Flash Decompiler - Version: 1.7, 12/9/2006 07:47PM PST
sercher
I bought Gordon Flash Decompiler version 1.7 and can only say that it is complete crap. When you do the save to .fla command, it produces defect .fla files that flash 8 cannot open. I regret my investment.
Also, when I inquired about not receiving an activation code upon payment for Gordon, the developer (FutureCandy) was reasonably prompt at supplying the requested information.
My experience has been fairly positive. I won't say that Gordon is intuitive - especially if you're decompiling a large and complicated .swf file - but it did the job for me. And my client is pleased with the result.
Maybe the secret here is decompiling in Gordon and then saving a .fla file. Making the mods in Flash and then republishing. Others have reported less than complimentary things and I wonder if that's because of their workflow.