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All you need to install and run MC Tween is the MXP file. This MXP file is understood by Macromedia Extension Manager - it's already installed with your normal Macromedia product installations. If you download it and it doesn't run, be sure to download the extension manager from here. This extension is 100% compatible with Flash MX, Flash MX 2004, Flash 8, and Flash CS3; from the Extension Manager, you can select which version of Flash to install to (if you have two or more versions of Flash installed).

If you are installing to Flash CS3, however, you will need the new Adobe Extension Manager, available here.

After installing, the include file (mc_tween2.as) as well as the XML syntax/help file (mc_tween.xml) will automatically be added to your Flash installation. You can then use #include "mc_tween2.as" to use it, as instructed on this section of the site.

To learn what's new on each version, please read the source .as file itself. The complete changelog is at the beginning of the code.

A quick note about version numbers: the first number is the major version of this extension - it's on version 2 now, and probably there will not be a version 3 (the change to '2' was needed when I changed a lot of the internal workings of the extension). The second number is changed when a new feature (like a new method or a new shortcut) is added; and the last number is changed when there is update with no actual new features (like a performance increase or a bug fix).

Apart from the normal installation, separate files are also available. They're useful for quick pasting, or if you don't have Macromedia Extension Manager installed and don't want to install it. If you download the installation file (above), you don't need any of these files!

There are also other(alternative) versions of MC Tween available. To use them, download the selected .as file, place it on the corretc include directory (or your movie's directory), and #include it on your Flash movie. They should be used in place of the standard MC Tween include file. See the files themselves for more information.

Please go to this link to get the extension or files:http://hosted.zeh.com.br/mctween/downloads.html

 

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