MX v.2 Components Patch

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Project provides patching scripts to fix some major bugs of the Macromedia Flash MX v.2 Components and makes it MTASC compiler, ASDT and FDT IDE compatible. Applying this patch you could omit -mx option to compile your ActionScript classes using MTASC.

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