Contents

General Information
Introduction
License
Purchase
What's new in this version?
Installation
Interface
Simple mode
Advanced mode
How to ...
How to add and manage SWF files
Choose Protection method
Protect SWF files in a batch
Other issues
View File info
Save Warning list
File statuses and their meanings
FAQ
Technical support

 
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ADVANCED MODE

Advanced mode, in comparison with Simple mode, provides more possibilities for protection of your SWF files. In Advanced mode you can see the type of the code, both standard and user, in hierarchical order. That is why you can decide specifically what part of code and how exactly to protect.

If a file contains Action Script 2, then the tree shows the structure of tags of a SWF file.
Note: Tag DoInitAction is related to sprite (tag DefineSprite). That's why it is included into the corresponding sprite.

Unfortunately, we cannot give more information about scripts as it is not a goal of this software.

If a sprite looks like a standard component, it is displayed as disabled text (usually in grey color).

 

If a file contains Action Script 3, then the tree shows the structure of class inheritance. If a class doesn't contain Action Script code, there will be no controls of protection methods in its line.

Those classes, that look like standard components, are displayed as disabled text (usually in grey color).

Action Script, that doesn't relate to any class, is controlled through <Other code> line which is in the bottom of the tree.



NOTE: If you add several files to Files list in Advanced mode, only one of them will be protected, as SWF Protector can manage only one file at a time in Advanced mode.