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Is there a way to change the output of the Web Storyline with Flash in such a way that it works with new browsers that do not support Flash?
Hello. I have taken the web output with flash from a story line program a few years ago. And now I don't have the original file anymore (non-published file). And because the browsers no longer support flash, the program doesn't work. Because the original file I don't have the possibility to get the output again. To see the program, we only have to use an old browser that supports Flash. Is there a way to change the output of the Web Storyline with Flash in such a way that it works with new browsers that do not support Flash?
Unfortunately, you cannot change the published file; once the cake is baked, you can't change its ingredients,
Here is a thread that might help clarify for you:
It was written before flash was completely removed, but the answers are still accurate.
Hello and thanks, there must be a way .such as use of decompilers..
Theoretically, nothing is impossible in the computer world. It comes down to if you are willing and able to commit enough resources. In the case of Storyline, you might be able to resurrect resources, such as videos and graphics, but there is no one-click option to decompile a published project. Those who have tried over the years report running out of time, energy, and/or money, giving up before achieving success. It's just quicker, easier, and cheaper to reconstruct it.
Hello and thank you. So all the projects that our friends have worked on and have taken the web output with flash cannot be used directly, and you can only use their resources and rebuild the projects, and this will take a lot of time. Flash project can no longer be used!I used multimedia builder software a few years ago and publish as .exe.with a press button i can decompile that.i used password for security.
Hi,How to decompile apk files(APK Easy Tool)(i know apk files are open source). Or, at the address below, the old multimedia program (jam.exe) can be decompiled with a program (MMBE2P 0.3)
As Walts says there is no other way than republishing.
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