how do you publish a projection ( .exe and macos projection) on flash cc. It seems impossible !!!!!!

The very nature of our business in using Flash is to publish EXE files for our clients!  This is more than an inconvenience, it is good reason to find some other application capable of creating interactive animated presentations!  This change makes no sense at all and i do not wish to have to install two different versions of a product just to get the functionality that should be standard! 

I have updated FlashCC, installed the extension, too.

Still no way to create a projector, I have a tight deadline and instead of working, what am I doing, thanks to Adobe?

Installing updates, extension, re-starting my program over and over again, to be rewarded with still not being able to do what was a simple thing in all previous versions.

Now my source file is FlashCC, will I be able to open it in a previous version?

Does anyone want to take a bet?

Hi All,

Flash Pro CC 2014 (v 14.0.0.110) is now available for download via the Creative Cloud App.

We have included back Object Level Undo, a revamped Motion Editor, Projector Export along with several other entirely new features like Variable Width Strokes and Tweening, SVG Export, Publishing for WebGL, Kuler Panel, HTML5 based Extensions etc. with this release of Flash Pro.

Complete list of New features in Flash Pro CC 2014 is available at these links:

Overview:         https://www.adobe.com/in/products/flash.html

Whats new:      https://helpx.adobe.com/flash/using/whats-new.html

Release Notes: https://helpx.adobe.com/flash/release-note/flash-professional-cc-2014.html

Videos:           https://helpx.adobe.com/in/flash.html

Thanks,

Nipun

, the right link to an extension that permit export a Flash anim as a projector is this : https://workspaces.acrobat.com/app.html#d=2k6XGRAOVUqeSlrPCW5SAw

(i asked it by Twitter at Adobe Exchange because the link on the website is broken).

Hope this will help !

It seems Adobe has an extension that should correct this problem

https://www.adobeexchange.com/store/products/1641#.U0Zdmfl_vh4

I've only just come across this latest feature stripping game Adobe are playing.

Please give us a choice Adobe and stop taking away tools that we use!! Also makes me mad sparrowatelier!

Feature request form filled in, lets hope enough people do it so we get this option back.

It's such a useful tool to be able to publish a quick .exe or .app

The projectors also have the benefit of going full screen without the interface showing, unlike the .Air App. I'm sure you can script this within Flash CC but it's just another hoop to jump through. The .Air app also wanted to install software, something a lot of clients have no control over because of their IT departments who stop them from installing/updating software.

Edit: After opening the Flash CC file in Flash CS6 I had a popup memory error that said that there was not enough memory to process the ActionScript 3.0 scripts. After some trial and error it seems to only like to target Flash Player 9. It then processed fine. If you get a error message about changing the memory allocation try targetting FP9 first!

I have also published to .exe file in previous versions of Flash, but experience a lack of this option now in CC.

But under the "Publish settings" you can target the file to "air for desktop" and the in Air settings window you can choose output as "windows installer" which makes an exe file.

Whe the exe.-file is opened, you will innstall the air-app with its own icon. A little more complicated than earlier, but final result is nice, I think. (you can also air for android or ios for instance in same way - and there you have an app on your phone).

I add myself to the discomfort. Right now I have a client who can't install Flash Player on it's computer, and now I can't just send her the .exe file, as I've been doing for years!

Maybe Adobe doesn't know it yet, but yes, there are people, with computers that doesn't have flash player installed and they wont install it just because I ask them to do so.

What they were thinking!? It's beyond me to imagine what drive them to delete such feature. Knowing that almost no one want flash on the web, desktop was the only platform were people still love flash, and they remove the avilitiy to export to desktop platforms?

wow.

I hope this "feature" come back, jumping to Flash CC seems really backwards

• Doesn't have auto formating for coding with it existed since Flash CS3, maybe a lot before than that.

• Can't export as .exe and .app

I agree.  This feature exclusion renders my CC upgrade for Flash completely useless. I've submitted a request for reimplimentation - PLEASE READD THIS!