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It’s an exciting day as Flash Player 10 was released to the world. There are lots of cool features related to expressiveness, audio/video, and performance. But what if you aren’t a Flash CS4 user, what if you use Flex to build your Flash applications?

Never fear, Flex 3.2 is on the way! There are nightly builds of 3.2 available now that have the debug version of Player 10 along with configuration files and playerglobal.swc so that you can leverage new features. These SDKs additionally include nightly builds of the AIR 1.5 SDK, which means you can begin testing how you would leverage FP10 features in AIR.

We are waiting until the final build of AIR 1.5 before we officially release 3.2 (and we will have an updater for Flex Builder at the same time). This is still a little ways off. But go ahead and use the nightly build in the meantime! We do have some instructions for using the updated Player with Flex Builder but they may be a little out of date. It will be seamless with FB 3.0.2.

(Via The Official Flex Team Blog.)

An update of the Flash Player 10 release candidate builds are now available on Adobe Labs. This new version is closer to the eventual, “shipping” build of Flash Player 10 and includes several bug fixes not included in prior versions. Download the new release candidate builds if you are a Flash or Flex developer and you would like to test your existing content with version 10 of Flash Player.

(Via Adobe Labs.)

A release candidate of Adobe Flash Player 10 is now available for download on Adobe Labs. Coming on the heels of two public beta releases, this candidate build is more refined and feature complete. See the release notes for more information.

(Via Adobe Labs.)