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Important noticesThere are some important things to remember when using the local Shared Objects in your movies:
Additional informationThis tutorial covers the basics of the local Shared Object feature. You can read more about it and take a look at additional features at the Macromedia website: What is a Shared Object? Using local shared objects in Macromedia Flash MX
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Shared Object: The Flash Cookie
The primary drawback of shared objects is that it can be overwritten/disabled/erased by the user (right click on the swf, and click on settings), so avoid to store information which is absolutely necessary to let the application work properly. Think of it as an additional feature.
The amount of the information you can store in a local Shared Object from one domain is set to 100 kb by default. If you will try to store more information, the Flash player will ask the user for a permission to increase this limit. Be sure the stage of your movie is at least this is the minimum size Macromedia Flash MX requires to display the dialog box.
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