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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sledmore" data-source="post: 250434" data-attributes="member: 591">You (should or would) have your header ID from packet logging, or upgrading, so with that you'd search the entire SWF for [4000] (as example) but sometimes it could be an hexadecimal value.And from there you would find something similar to; '_-1Wo[4000] = _-8N;' (be-careful, as there could be a composer and an event with the same header ID).With '_-1Wo[4000] = _-8N;', you'd then search in the SWF for 'new _-8N' and bingo, you could compare with your old SWF. But also, sometimes you may need to dig deeper, and hunt into the functions if you're far behind.</blockquote>