The swf file in my docx was on my C:\, I right-clicked the swf object > properties > "Movie" : "Full_File_Path.swf". As above, I found that 'EmbedMovie' and 'Enabled' options weren't available in my version of Word 2007 (standard issue, legit version), though 'Embed' is, I toggled it to 'true'.
This extension plays SWF objects of Adobe Animate (Flash) in a pure JS emulator without the need to have a native Flash plug-in like Adobe FlashPlayer. The extension uses two open-source Flash to JS libraries (Ruffle and SWF2JS) as its emulation engine. By default, the extension does not play Flash objects instead, the user presses the toolbar button for the extension to find all available Flash objects or links in the current webpage. It will offer the user to select the proper SWF object and then send the link to a stand-alone emulator window. This way Flash objects are only functioning when there is a request. For Flash links, the extension adds a context menu item to these links so you can directly emulate an SWF link. Since this extension does not run Flash by default, it is lighter than other similar extensions. It only runs Flash on demand.Features:Runs a pure JavaScript-based Flash emulatorDoes not require any native plug-insRun in a private sandboxed window to protect the user privacyUse two different engines: Ruffle ( ) and SWF2JS ( )Optionally emulate all embedded flash objects inside the page (use action's right-click context menu)Notes:1. This extension uses two open-source emulator engines. The SWF2JS library still does not support all methods available so some SWF objects may crash the engine.The extension always tries to open the emulation window the same size as the actual Flash object, however, you can resize the window to the proper size anytime.
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I created a .swf file and want to play it on my computer. At first, I realized I did not have Adobe Flash for Firefox, so I installed it this way. Then, I tried playing the .swf file again, and now the following message shows up
Quick start: click the "File" menu and "Open" item, select the file you want to open (file extension is *.swf), software will show a metadata tags message box about your file, then click the "Play" button to show SWF content, if your SWF file is a Flash game, you can start to play now. In addition, by using the F11 hotkey, you can toggle full screen mode. So simple and easy to use, how to open swf file? this software is exactly what you need.
Greetings and salutations. Over the last several decades I've aquired many animations from various artists that all use the .swf format. How am I going to continue to watch and enjoy these now that Flash is dead?
Have sites that have not already update themselves to playback swfs as a different format like webassembly. Ruffle.rs is commonly used for this. It is currently a work in progress and there are also several others doing more or less the same. The idea is it takes a flash file, loads it as webassembly, then plays it like normal with no loss of any kind. Since its played in webassebly it cant be saved properly anymore (far as I know) and the flash security issues that supposedly existed in the past are fixed this way. Also some swf should extend to mobile devices because of that. Im having issues using it with firefox though.
I've right clicked the .swf in my computer.. and it shows IE as acceptable.. but doesn't show firefox. Heck when I say 'add program' and browse to firefox and try to add it that way, it doesn't show up.
What kind of local files are you talking about? What has FTP to do at all with it? A am talking about simply running a local SWF file from FF browser: e.g. D:\Flash\xxx.swf (or file:///D:/Flash/xxx.swf).
The default is not to run flash on ANY protocol other than HTTP or HTTPS. That means neither FILE nor FTP nor others. You don't care about other protocols because you are not using them intentionally, but there probably was some concern about allowing them that brought about this change. Unfortunately, this preference is all or nothing.
OK, still my question was not unswered -- if and why is a SFW file dangerous -- but I did further research of my own and I found that indeed it is a threat. Re: -threat-news/10500-flash-security-risk, etc.
Firefox v57 also blocks javascript and flash used to display a moon module from www.moonconnection.com in my local file. Javascript to display a date works. Iframe gadgets work. I tried adding the url in the script to any setting that offered to white-list websites without success. Changing plugins.http_https_only to false has no effect. Only accessing it online works.
OK,, setting either 'plugins.http_https_only' or 'plugins.flashBlock.enabled' work, but still FF is a pain in this matter: it asks you to 1) Activate Adobe flash player and then 2) Allow and remember / Allow Now! Even if local .SWF files can then play, all this is a totally unjustifiable and annoying procedure.
That method turns off security protection from flash on web pages, which I don't want. But finding work-arounds for javascript in local pages that accesses web resources is harder. I understand that exposes me to security issues but I'm sure the site is safe. What I need is an "white list" to provide some control. In the end the moon gadget creator kindly offered a method that loads his images, which is a burden on his server - an unnecessary work-around IMHO.
When I try to open .swf files from my local file browser, instead of opening and playing these files, Firefox asks me if I would like to save them or open them. If I hit open, firefox opens a new tab, with an additional instance of the file (still unplayed), and again asks the same question, if I would like to open or save.
One interesting detail is that I did get one local .swf file to play - it was in a tab that was already open while I did the local file versus https only true-false switcheroo mentioned above. Any .swf requested to open before this procedure did nothing except display an empty window. Any .swf requested to open after the local file allowance procedure has done what I explained above, prompting to be saved or to be opened (again, opening does not open them, it simply creates a new instance of a blank window and re-asks the question).
Then I used flash to import all the emf files and made a single swf, this step would need to be automated- without flash.
I think this would need to be done at a binary level, strip the header of each swf and place it in a new frame.
Ok guys I think you started discussing this without thinking of the people here that DO NOT work in flash, but that would like to use anything that extends theire ability. You guys immediately jumped into a discussion tha went right over my head. And from the looks of it went over several other peoples heads too. Can we ask you to back up and start from the beginning.
I know the PDF can either have PDF page navigation or URL navigation links when created with Acrobat.
I can't simplify the problem and make the whole swf area a single PDF invisible link
as I would loose some of the interactive properties (clicking) of the flash itself.
With the exception of links I have a working flash flipping book catalog in a pdf.
So that means.. Start with an image. (or pdf if you have an older version of flash)
Make it into a single page flash (swf) to be able to add roll over effects and links.
This single page swf will be loaded by the flip book catalog swf.
Take that catalog swf and insert it into a new PDF...
This flipping book swf utilizes resources (the page swfs and xml file describing the catalog)
so use the Resources tab in the Advanced options section of the Insert Flash Dialog to add them to the PDF.
I have actually been able to take a flash photo gallery and get it to run inside a pdf. Ya, I know.. WHY? But I CAN.
All the gallery nav buttons, music, voice overs, and stuff work great. I am only having a problem with links to places
outside of the inserted flash object. They appear to be disabled by the containing PDF.
The only file types allowed are stated here in the FAQs -filetypes-can-i-upload/
Flash is a no go -i-add-flash-video-embed-other-media/
forms and iframes are also a no go. And wordpress.com blogs cannot be used to drive traffic to 3rd party sites (See section 2, 5th bullet)
Basically you download a local Flash Player application, then put in the URL for a .swf file (a compiled Flash object, which is what HeroMachine uses) and it plays. I've tried it on my Mac with HM3 and HM2 and it seems to work like a champ. You'll still need an Internet connection but if this goes well I may bundle up the files and make them available online so you could truly run it all locally. We'll just have to see, I don't want to sell people something and then BAM Adobe force uninstalls the Flash Players and it no longer works.
Once the Flash Player Debugger is installed per the instructions in that article, launch the Flash Player Debugger and go to "File -> Open Location". This is where you type in the URL to a .swf file. Do not download the .swf file to run from your hard drive, that will not work, you must use "Open Location" and put in one of the URLs below! Here are the ones for HeroMachine so you can just copy and paste:
To debug .swf files in Adobe Flash Player, download the Flash Player projector content debugger for Windows, macOS, or Linux, which may still be available from Adobe's website at the following locations.
Be sure to make the Flash Player the operating system's default program for the .swf file extension. If it's not the default program, it's possible manually specify the executable path using the runtimeExecutable attribute in launch.json instead. 0852c4b9a8
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