Consider this scenario:
1. Load the swf file as an stream using a URLStream object.
2. Load multiple instances of that swf using a Loader object (Loader.loadBytes).
(the content object of the latter loader is a MovieClip instance.)
4. Use these MovieClips as pages of a document. Send each MovieClip to a specific frame.
5. Place these MovieClips in a scrollable VGroup container.
that's done!
There is also an open source project by devaldi called "Flex Paper" which may be helpful.
One more thing: ForcibleLoader is a great library which makes your code compatible with old AVM1 files.
Consider this scenario: 1. Load the swf file as an stream using a
URLStreamobject. 2. Load multiple instances of that swf using aLoaderobject (Loader.loadBytes). (the content object of the latter loader is aMovieClipinstance.) 4. Use these MovieClips as pages of a document. Send each MovieClip to a specific frame. 5. Place these MovieClips in a scrollableVGroupcontainer. that's done!There is also an open source project by devaldi called "Flex Paper" which may be helpful.
One more thing: ForcibleLoader is a great library which makes your code compatible with old AVM1 files.