using the source code?

Sorry for the noob questions, but I am confused on how to use the Flex source code.

Say I have download office saqoosha Fireworks.

http://saqoosha.NET//?s=Fireworks

I ussually just extract the folder in my workspace, go to flex, create a new actionscript project, and name the name of the folder in my workspace. Most of the time this does not work because I do not know how what actionscript file launches the app. Does anyone have an tips for me? And if possible somone could explain how I can use the source code of saqooshas and launch through flex.

Thank you very much

Michael

Try to decompress the folder file somewhere else and using-> import-> Flex project to bring this project into your workspace, rather than copy directly. Then Flex stands at what file to run etc. for you. I pulled down the Fireworks bill you mentioned and it ran without problem.

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