Difference between shared lib and shared objects
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Answer / ilayaraja
Shared Objects are flash enviroment cookies that stores
client information either in local or remote systems.
Shared lib are used share the components in different
documents ethier runtime or design
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Answer / navdeep
Shared objects are cookies
and stored at following location
Shared objects are placed at Drive>userprofile>Application
Data\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects
but shared libraries are objects may be buttons, movieclips
etc that can be shared with other flash files. On change of
main library object the instance in other movieclips are
also changed.
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Answer / karthikeyan
Shared libray are emmbeded assets in flash which is
exported for action script
wheres
shared objects are just like cookies in js..
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Answer / suresh
using the shared object we can store data in shared lib
it is powerfully used has cookies
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