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<H3>Menu Navigation</H3>
<P>The menu navigation for this application follows the style for most applications.</P>
<B>File</B><BR/>
<P>Under File you can choose <i>Open File</i> for opening a file on your hard drive or <i>Open URL</i> for fetching a remote URL. A history of your last
four files is kept by the application under <i>Open Recent</i>. You can clear the history at any time by clicking <i>Clear History</i>.<br>
There are three types of data you can save. The "Save Data" option will save information regarding the SWF including
stats, strings, and the AS disassembly from the <i>SWF Disassesmbly</i> tab. The "Save Tags" option will create a Flex
swfdump-style file that includes the information from the <i>Tag Viewer</i> tab. It is an XML representation of the tags
in the file. The "Save SWF" option will save the original SWF to your hard drive.</P>
<B>Edit</B><BR/>
<P>The <I>Cut, Copy, Paste</i> are currently place holders and do nothing. You can also choose to view your <i><a href="preferences.html">Preferences</a></i> from
the edit tab.</P>
<B>View</B><BR/>
<P>The View menu allows you to view local information saved by Flash Player. There is the <i><a href="../utils/LSOAnalyzer.html">LSO Editor</a></i> which allows you
to view and edit your Local Shared Objects. The <i><a href="../utils/SettingsViewer.html">Settings Viewer</a></i> allows you to examine the settings.sol files saved by
Flash Player for each site as well as your general settings.</P>
<B>AMF</B><BR/>
<P>There are several utilities that SWF Investigator offers including <i><a href="../utils/AMFTransmitter.html">AMF Transmitter</a>,
<a href="../utils/AMFIdentifier.html">AMF Identifier</a>, <a href="../utils/AMFFuzzer.html>AMF Fuzzer</a>,
<a href="../utils/LCEnumerator.html">LC Communicator</a></i>, and the <i><a href="../utils/ObjectEditor.html">Object Editor</a></i>.</P>
<B>Utilities</B><BR/>
<P>SWF Investigator provides a <i><a href="../utils/BinaryEditor.html">Binary Editor</a></i> for editing raw files. The
<i><a href="../utils/EncDecUtil.html">Encoder/Decoder</a></i> allows you to convert data via encryption and encoding algorithms.
The <i><a href="../utils/AS3Compiler.html">AS3 Compiler</a></i> can be used to compile and test simple snippets
of ActionScript 3 code. The <i><a href="../utils/MiniWebServer.html">Mini Web Server</a></i> can be used to run a simple web server off
of your local machine. The <i><a href="../utils/RemapBrowser.html">SWF in Browser</a></i> will open your default browser window to the location of the
current SWF file. The <i><a href="../utils/xssFuzzer.html">XSS Fuzzer</a></i> can be used to test SWFs for basic cross-site
scripting vulnerabilities.</P>
<B>Help</B><BR/>
<P>Help provides links to this Help pages. The About box can inform you regarding which version you have installed. You also have the
capability to manually check for updates. SWF Investigator will check for updates automatically at launch.</P>
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