Now it’s time to explore another Flash Decompiler’s feature. I believe it will be extremely useful for you because in case you’d like to edit some elements:

a) you don’t need to run Adobe Flash;
b) there will be no losses as this feature doesn’t require converting into FLA;
c) it’s just fast and simple.

I’ll show you that editing Flash objects (images, sounds, links, dynamic texts) and shapes (colors and lines) is a very simple task if you try Flash Decompiler.

Well, you’ve added your SWF file to “My tasks” and ready to start. (If you somehow forgotten how to do it turn to the first how-to in this series).

“Edit” tab in the main application’s interface opens up possibilities to edit Flash objects and shapes without converting to FLA.

• “Images”

Choose any image from the list in “My tasks” area. In the down left corner you see “Image properties” window. This is your aim. Within this window you can replace the original image with any other you choose, set JPEG or PNG format, modify quality and add/remove transparency.
(Please, don’t forget that our Decompiler lets you discard changes anytime.)

• “Sounds”

The same simple scheme again. Now you see the “Edit sounds” window where you can change sound format (WAV  and MP3 formats are available), replace existing sounds with any others, set mono/stereo audio reproduction and define sound quality (sound rate, bits per sample, MP3 bitrate).

• “Dynamic texts”

Within “Edit dynamic texts” window you have plenty of customizable text parameters. They include: word-wrapping, multi-line text positioning, read-only text, automatic size setting, text selection, text as HTML, text color and aligning left/right, center or justify.

• “Links”

Very simple. Just set link location and link target within “Edit links” window.

• “Colors”

There is a great variety of colors available within “Edit color” window and you can replace or modify any color in your SWF file.

• “Lines”

“Line properties” window has “Line thickness in twips” and “Colors” options so you can change line thickness (from 0 to 999 in twips) and line color.

By the way, Flash Decompiler also has “Tag information” window. It shows you the detailed information about currently selected resource, resources it uses and what it is used by.

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Read also: How to retrieve FLA from SWF and How to capture Flash movies.