SWF file extension
Below you'll find information on
2
known file types that use the .SWF file extension.1.
Shockwave Flash Animation
Extension Added: June, 23rd 2013
Last Updated: June, 23rd 2013
Last Updated: June, 23rd 2013
Category: | Video Files |
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SWF files contain animations created using Adobe
Flash. The SWF file format was originally developed by Macromedia and is currently
owned and maintained by Adobe Systems.
Shockwave Flash animations can use raster graphics and
vector graphics. They can also include text and also support user controlled
actions created with ActionScript, an object-oriented programming language also
developed by Macromedia and now owned by Adobe.
SWF files can be played with Flash Player, with any
browser that has the Flash plug-in installed or with one of the programs below.
Windows |
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Mac OSx |
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Unix (Linux etc) |
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2.
ShockWave Flash
Extension Added: June, 18th 2011
Last Updated: June, 18th 2011
Last Updated: June, 18th 2011
Category: | Video Files |
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Used to deliver animated content within web pages, .SWF files are created using "Adobe Flash" and played using "Flash Player", a free plug-in for web-browsers.
These animation files can contain a variety of different file types to create the final animation, such as images, text and sound and "ActionScript" files, which are used to direct the animation.
Flash was originally developed by MacroMedia, but was later bought by Adobe in 2005.
These animation files can contain a variety of different file types to create the final animation, such as images, text and sound and "ActionScript" files, which are used to direct the animation.
Flash was originally developed by MacroMedia, but was later bought by Adobe in 2005.
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