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02-14-2001, 04:45 PM
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My company had outsourced a flash homepage that we now are bringing in house-to me. I'm doing a crash course on flash and want to add a few images and change a few colors.
My problem: I received what our contractor said was all the flash files, but when I try and open the swf in flash I get it's a protected file. Should I be looking for a different file type or does he have a open code I plug into flash. If it's a code, can you please help me with instructions. Thanks, Cindy 
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