December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1088 pages
192h 4m
English
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Updates to Flash Player 6, Build 47
The following list summarizes the major changes that were made between Build 40
and Build 47 of Flash Player 6 (Flash Player 6.0.47.0), released in August 2002:
• When minimized or hidden, Netscape for Windows no longer consumes CPU
cycles.
• Multiple cursors no longer occasionally appear in text fields.
• Fixed security issue—“Macromedia Flash URL Modification Issue.” See:
http://www.macromedia.com/v1/handlers/index.cfm?ID=23294
Updates to Flash Player 6, Build 40
The following list summarizes the major changes that were made between Build 29
and Build 40 of Flash Player 6 (Flash Player 6.0.40.0), released in July 2002. Various
minor optimizations and bug fixes are discussed at: http://www.macromedia.com/
support/flash/ts/documents/flashplayer_r40.htm
• POST method fixed in Netscape (all platforms) and Internet Explorer for Macin-
tosh.
• Plugin for Netscape 6.2 and above now supports JavaScript communication and
fscommand() via XPConnect (Netscape’s replacement for its LiveConnect tech-
nology).
• Fixed word-wrap bug that made text appear to quiver.
• Sound.start() enabled for stream sounds. See Sound.start() for details.
• Device-font masking feature added. See MovieClip.setMask() for details.
• MP3 ID3 properties now accessible ...
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