help in packages

You can create a folder for any classes you want to utilize and add the path to that folder into your classpath(s). Here's a for instance (though you can decide on your own structure). Let's say you want to create a folder called AS3Classes to store all of your class files. You decide you want to locate it in your FlashDesign folder. So the path to that folder would be...

C:\Documents\FlashDesign\AS3Classes

To add this path to your classpath(s), In Flash, select Edit -> Preferences -> Actionscript (in the side list) -> AS 3.0 Settings (button)

Click the + sign in the classpath interface and enter that path as a new one. You're done there so click the OK's to make a clean getaway.

Next, in that AS3Classes folder you can add another folder named myClasses. which you can dedicate to classes you create (you can add other folders for other classes you acquire from others... you'll find the AS3Classes folder handy if/when you do).

So, for your package you only need to define...

package myClasses {

The classpath will take care of the rest when things get searched for. Just place your class file in the myClasses folder and you're ready to use it...

import myClasses.ClassName;