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Jade73
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June 16, 2014
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textLayout.swc does not resolve to valid file

  • June 16, 2014
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Hi, I have not worked in Flash for awhile and have spent way too long just adding a link to a simple button. I have scoured the web looking for AS3 button examples and tried them all. No matter what I try, I keep getting the following error when I publish. When I try to click the link in the swf on my html page it doesn't link to anything and just goes back to the collapsed state of the flash file.

Here is the error:

Warning: Library path "$(AppConfig)/ActionScript 3.0/libs/11.0/textLayout.swc" does not resolve to a valid file.

Perhaps I should mention that I am currently evaluating Adobe Cloud versions, trying to decide if I'm going to be purchase the membership. Not sure if that matters but thought I'd mention it.

Thanks.

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Amy Blankenship
Amy Blankenship
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June 16, 2014

Somewhere you have a text field that is set to TLF text instead of classic text. Assuming that you don't have a real need to use TLF text, set your Flash version to Flash 9, save the file, then set it back to the current Flash version. This will reset your text fields to classic text.

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Jade73Author
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June 16, 2014

Thanks for the response. I actually shouldn't have any text fields at all (which is another reason I thought it was a strange error). I'm using an expanding ad template with a library that only consists of only graphics. I don't see any text fields in symbols or movie clips at all.  I was looking to try to set it back to Flash 9 but it doesn't look like that is even an option with Flash CC. The farthest back I can go is 10.  Hmmm. Kind of stumped at the moment.

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tomasio
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July 22, 2014

I got the same problem, also using Flash CC. I guess I can ignore the Warning-Message, but I still like to have a solution. Strange enough that there is virtually nothing about this to find in the www. Saving to Flash 9 or Publishing to anything below Flash Player 10.1.x is no alternative in Flash CC, so what's the solution?

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