WHY AND HOW ON EARTH would anyone create ActionScript 3 without the ability to (somewhat easily or reasonably) convert AS2 to AS3?     Could the Adobe team make things any more complicated?   Genius!  I am not developer, but I have spent years and a small fortune developing a website using Flash and AS2, so now I am trying to sort out how to make these files viewable on OSI using Adobe Animate.   Thanks for any info that help me understand the technical jargon. ... View more

I was afraid that was the case.  At least we know what we need to do. Do you feel Animate cc is being embraced by the creative community so that Adobe will continue to support it for a few years?   They really let a lot of us down by dumping Flash which did not inspire a lot of confidence from its fans! Certainly do appreciate your input.     Thanks again! ... View more

Thanks again for your response.  We really appreciate it.   I am confused but that is why I am searching the forum.  Our problem is that all the 8+ years of work on website with terrific Flash animators is not viewable on mobile devices, but from what I have read, it appears that the Animate files can be viewed on mobile devices   Although not has fluid, etc.    Am I misunderstanding what Animate can do to allow all our work to be seen on mobile devices and preserve the unsupported older Flash files? Your advice is helpful since there does not seem to be a lot of info out yet on Animate. ... View more

Thanks for this helpful response.  I am sure it is all ActionScript 2, so if we need to keep that code as part of the new file, will all the AS-2 need to be converted first to AS-3 or is there a direct (or easy way) to take the old code and transition it to the new Adobe Animate files? ... View more