Charm'd 1.1.0 is a Flash script for Financial Modeling and Analysis scripts design by Flash Extensions, LLC.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS.
Publisher review: Charm'd removes the Flash Player context menu and allows you to replace it with a customized menu or event. Removes the Flash Player context menu and allows you to replace it with a customized menu or event. The Flash Player by default ahs a context menu that pops up when you right click on the screen displaying "Settings" and an "About Adobe" link. Flash, in recent versions has allowed you to customize the context menu with additional links. The problem is the menu is limited in its skin and functionality.The right click menu falls short of functionality when you want to have multiple submenus or unsupported languages or fonts in the Flash Player. What would be nice is to be able to customize the right click menu to look or do whatevet you want it to.Now you can! This code disables the menu in Flash and allows you to have whatever you want as a replacement using a MovieClip or component. It currently the supports Mozilla engine and IE 6 on the Windows platform. It has been tested on Firefox 1.0, 1.5, IE 5 using both Flash 8 and 9 Players. Operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS
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