Hi All,

We're developing a desktop game client using Flex and require a local swf file
to make loader calls to the Internet. I know about the sandbox issues but have
read that placing a text file such as myflexapp.cfg into the
C:\windows\system32\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerTrus t directory can let the Flash
player know about swf files that are trusted. The file myflexapp.cfg has the
absolute path to the directory location of my Flex generated swf file - which
is the debug directory of my Flex project. I also tried targeting the swf file
explicitly rather than the entire directory.

When I test, the swf file continues to just quietly fail to load any resources
from the internet. Also, I do not get any warning dialogs telling me that a swf
file is trying to access the internet and if I wish to allow it. Have I missed
something? has anyone had any success with using the Global Flash Player Trust
directory to allow a local Flex generated swf file access to the internet? Also
I cannot see the mms.cfg file in the C:\windows\system32\Macromed\Flash
directory as is described in the Adobe Flex 3 Help chapter "Overview of
permission controls".

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance

Regards
Tom