Class creation: Definitely my favourite feature!.Quickly create and open new files and directories from within the project panel.Support for AS2Unit and ASUnit unit testing frameworks.Can set up custom templates for new classes, and unit tests.Can change the default class path (where new classes are created).All class preferences can be set at the panel level, or the project level.Clicking compile button (bottom left) compiles full list at one go.Multi-compile list (behind project menu) – FLAs can be added to the compile list via context menu.Project menu, showing different options.Smart “Test Project” button (bottom left), with multiple modes (open anchor SWF, compile anchor FLA and test, compile current FLA and then open anchor SWF, etc).Right-click for context menus for all files/dirs.

Access to multiple projects from dropdown – saved in prefs.

Reads project directory – no more adding files manually.

It’s been a huge productivity booster for us, and I’m sure it will be the same for other developers. I’ll try to list all the visible features on each. We are polishing it up now, and expect to start selling it in the next couple weeks (don’t worry, we’re staying simple with this – paypal or somesuch, so no unpredictable delays on this one).

The result is a very robust project panel that incorporates all of the features we’ve been able to dream up in a tight, easy to use package. I’ve never been happy with the project panel that ships with Flash, so when we had some spare cycles in the office, I decided it was time to rectify it.

Fdt external swf viewer