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June 18, 2013
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Ability to add ActionScript 2.0 support in Flash CC

  • June 18, 2013
  • 14 replies
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Is there someway we can copy over files from Flash CS6 into Flash CC to enable ActionScript 2.0 support again or has it been removed from the programs code?

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    Correct answer vandals856

    Its actually pretty easy it took me a while to figure out but if you have CC you can download and install cs6 for free.

    To download and install previous versions of apps, such as CS6, do the following:

    1. Open Creative Cloud for desktop and go to the Apps panel.
    2. Filter the apps by Previous Versions.
    3. Choose a version from the Install menu.

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    MrLevy
    Inspiring
    January 23, 2017

    None of this worked for me so I asked support, they gave me this link which worked for downloading flash CS6.

    https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/cs6-product-downloads.html​

    Now I can use both actionscript 2.0 and export FLV again in 2017! lol

    thank you Adobe support!

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      Magleman
      Participant
      February 18, 2015

      THANK YOU!

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      Amitashi
      Participating Frequently
      November 27, 2014

      Install Flash CS6 through Creative Cloud.

      Open Creative Cloud. Scroll to not installed apps. Above them there is bar. Click blue text on the right and choose "Previous version". Then click "Install button" relating to Flash and choose CS6.

      Watch how to do it. Click link below.

      Creative Cloud Help | Install, update, or uninstall apps

      haraldjmartinsen
      haraldjmartinsen
      Participant
      December 3, 2014

      I m sorry but in my Creative Cloud there is no "Previous version". Do I need to uninstall Flash CC2014 before I can get the option to install "previous versions"?

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      Amitashi
      Participating Frequently
      December 3, 2014

      You don't. Just click blue link on not installed apps header and choose "Previous version". Then scroll to Flash, click "Install" and choose CS6. I have both CC 2014 and CS6 installed.

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      eniveld
      Participant
      November 23, 2014

      Thanks to reading this thread, I was able to solve my AS2 problem. I discovered I happened to have an old Adobe CS3 Premium license in my account, so I am downloading that now. I am sure newer versions will work too, this is just the version I happened to have and it works fine for me:  Download CS3 products

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      alexandraa7179973
      Participant
      August 4, 2015

      Thank you for this link. I have the same problem

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      vandals856Correct answer
      Participant
      August 15, 2014

      Its actually pretty easy it took me a while to figure out but if you have CC you can download and install cs6 for free.

      To download and install previous versions of apps, such as CS6, do the following:

      1. Open Creative Cloud for desktop and go to the Apps panel.
      2. Filter the apps by Previous Versions.
      3. Choose a version from the Install menu.
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        svorass
        Participant
        November 11, 2014

        Bless You!

        Dhivakar dkear
        Dhivakar dkear
        Participant
        June 1, 2014

        AM NOT A DEVELOPER BUT STILL I CAN USE BASIC CODE FROM AS 2 NOW ITS GONE!!!

        ADOOOBEEEE PLEASE HELPPPP US!!!!

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        Alex Coulstring
        Participant
        May 20, 2014

        Thank you kang0372! While I am moving away from flash for sites because the lack of support. I still need to update the few I have and I personally never jumped on the AS3 wheel as it seemed to take 3x the time to make a simple button or animation.

        I am now reverting to verion 6 so I can open my files. THANK YOU again.

        Robert Mc Dowell
        Robert Mc Dowell
        Legend
        January 24, 2014

        agree, adobe made a lot of mistakes these years against developers

        so if they want to keep generations of actionscript developers they must

        continue to support as2 because it concerns hundred of thousands companies and developers

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        Dazzie8805148
        Participant
        November 12, 2013

        It looks like they removed the link or am I missing something?

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        Dazzie8805148
        Participant
        November 12, 2013

        Never mind, you need to be logged in for the dropdown to show up on the link which Kang0372 gave.

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        boudewijndanser
        Participating Frequently
        November 14, 2013

        Why did they remove this!? A lot of people (like myself) still use AS2 for simple quick coding stuff.

        They should put it back in, since they can now with the cloud and updates.

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        happybana0
        Participating Frequently
        October 23, 2013

        This is a pretty huge problem for me. I work with some big brands that have a looooot of legacy flash files. Going back to CS6 for sure. Can't imagine it's really necessary to remove support for this considering there's still so much of it floating around, and it's only one version back.

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