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Re: Anyone try the Flash 9 preview?

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From: Bo_HN
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2007 15:35
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Yo Shawn,

I have F9 alpha installed here. As best I can tell, it is F8 with compile time support for AS3 and that's it. I've actually not worked to much with either F8 or F9 - These days I mostly work in Flex2 - but from my limited exposure to the F8 IDE, it doesn't seem all that different from FMX2004.

The big deal with F9 is AS3, which is a completely different beast from AS1/AS2. If you are not doing a lot of coding, I don't think you would find F9 alpha to be very interesting. But if you do a lot of coding and would like to get intimate with AS3, then you might want to take Flex2 for a test drive -- you'll loose the whole Flash IDE, but have a really nice IDE for writing AS3 code.

Hope that helps.

-Bo
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