You do nothing with .as and .xml files, as they're imported into Flash through coding written in the FLA file. Are you sure the FLA file is yours, 'cause it shouldn't flash?
17 Years old boy, who loves the Computer Technology
BRING BACK THE OLD DESIGN!! OR AT LEAST FIX THE AS TAGS
Yes. I purchased the FLA with all .as and .xml files in the folder. I spoke with the developer who said all I needed to do was to load the .FLA file to make whatever changes I wanted to the program. It is a chat program offered by Turbo Flash Chat online. When I load only the .fla, then publish it, the .swf flashes like it is protected or something. What do you think?
The only thing I can think of is that you're opening the FLA file in an earlier version than the file was published in, but that's not possible. Mind posting the SWF file or something?
17 Years old boy, who loves the Computer Technology
BRING BACK THE OLD DESIGN!! OR AT LEAST FIX THE AS TAGS
Yes. I purchased the FLA with all .as and .xml files in the folder. I spoke with the developer who said all I needed to do was to load the .FLA file to make whatever changes I wanted to the program. It is a chat program offered by Turbo Flash Chat online. When I load only the .fla, then publish it, the .swf flashes like it is protected or something. What do you think?
Are all your supporting files structured correctly on the server?