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L. McColl-Sylvester and F. Ponticelli

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The Flash format is not completely covered, and there are still
holes in Flash 8 and particularly Flash 9 areas. The tool needs virtually no installation and just has a
bunch of dependencies that comes embedded for the lucky Windows users. You can find more
information on the usage and installation on the official website at http://swfmill.org/ . The last
version at the moment of writing is 0.2.12.
The SWFMill command ( swfmill ) accepts the parameters described in Table 13 - 1 ; parameters between
square brackets are optional.
Table 13 - 1
SWFMill Parameters Description
xml2swf < input >
[ < output > ]
Transforms the input (an XML file or a string from stdin ) in an SWF
file and writes it to the output file if specified or to stdout otherwise.
The XML syntax of the file closely resembles the internal structure of
an SWF file; it is quite verbose and a lot of attention is required to not
introduce errors.
swf2xml < input >
[ < output > ]
Does the reverse of the previous command, transforming an SWF file
to an XML definition.


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