Today, the Flex SDK team pushed the 3.4 milestone build live and you can get it from the Flex 3 SDK Downloads page. Simultaneously, we pushed the Flex 3.4 Language Reference live, overwriting the 3.3 version.
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I really appreciate if you could update also the download Flex documentation. They are still docs for Flex 3.2. Thanks a lot!
Hi Randy,
Thanks for your hard work on the docs. I work offline a lot and was hoping to grab the new 3.4 docs in the zip located on http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/flex/
I noticed that this zip still includes the 3.2 docs. Is this an oversight? Or is there another location to dl the latest version of the 3.4 docs?
Thanks again,
Chris
Randy,
Thanks for putting the 3.4 API doc online. Is there any way to get the docs in a ZIP file the way you have in the past for 3.2? On a slow network, it can be painful. I always keep a browser window open pointing to my local API docs.
FYI, this zip file is now updated to include the 3.4 ASLR: http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/flex3_documentation.zip
Sorry it took so long,
-Randy