Flash Decompile Master 5.1.1.1893

Whats new in version 5.1.1.1893:
vista compatible; Bug fixed;

Publisher review:
Flash Decompile Master is supplied as a stand-alone application for decompiling flash movies. It enables you to convert SWF to FLA format which can easily be edited in native Flash environment and convert between swf and exe format. All components (images, sound, action scripts, texts, morphs shapes, frames, morphs, fonts, texts, buttons and sprites) can be completely recovered. The Preview window is innovatively separated from the main panel, which enables users to drag and drop the window wherever they want it to be. Try the innovative and enhanced program now!
Flash Decompile Master features an innovatively separated preview window which does not display when the program starts. Preview window lets you know detailed information of current file in real time and allows you to refresh, zoom in and out, select background color and select the place to start. It is a separate window, which means you can drag it where you'd like it to be. It will be automatically displayed after you start a flash file.
Flash Decompile Master offers the function of editing texts of flash movie and replacing images with desired images, the edited result will be saved and will play immediately.
Flash Decompile enables you to convert between swf and exe format.
Requirements:
Pentium 233 MHz, 64 MB RAM, 50M HD

Operating system:
WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Vista

Release notes:
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