Exporting ActionScript Interactive files after flash player death

You can still run SWF files offline by downloading the Standalone Flash Player and telling your OS to open .swf files with it.

You can also point your .swf files to the Flash Player that lives in the Adobe Animation installation folder. The path on Windows is: <YOUR_DRIVE>:\Program Files\Adobe\<ADOBE_ANIMATION_VERSION>\Players\FlashPlayer.exe.

For example: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Animate 2021\Players\FlashPlayer.exe.

You can also create an AIR for desktop app instead:

- Download the AIR SDK from Harman;

- Go to Help > Manage Adobe AIR SDK...;

- Click the plus button (+) and navigate to the folder containing the AIR SDK and click OK;

- Then go to File > Publish Settings (Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + F12) and set the Target dropdown to the AIR SDK you downloaded;

- Hit OK.

You should be able to test and publish AIR apps without modifying your existing code. The advantage of using AIR is that it can create native applications for Windows, Android, and iOS and you can access some devices native features like reading from and writing files to the file system. If the native feature is not supported by AIR, you can use Adobe Native Extensions (ANEs) from sites like Distriqt and MyFlashLabs to extend AIR capabilities.

I hope it helps.

Regards,

JC