I even redownloaded the pro version, took the "fresh" viewer.swf and it doesn't change. Still got that freeware link.
I start getting a bit annoyed, you should REALLY set up a step-by-step manual for using flash and besides, I read the faq. I want to get rid of that link! I paid for it.

In the folder you downloaded and unzipped in the simpleviewer_pro/web/viewer.swf should not have a link.

If you are republishing make sure the simpleviewer.fla has:

var IS_PRO:Boolean = true;
mcPreloader.mcLoader.mcTitle._visible = !IS_PRO;

The step by step instructions:

4.2 Upgrading the Lightroom SimpleViewer Template

To upgrade your Lightroom SimpleViewer Template installation to Pro:

    * Copy the SimpleViewer SWF that comes in the Pro download (at webviewer.swf) to the SimpleViewer template folder inside the Lightroom application folder on your computer. The path to the Lightroom application folder is:
          o Windows: Program FilesAdobeAdobe Photoshop Lightroom [version]sharedwebengines simpleviewer.lrwebengine
          o Macintosh: /Applications/Adobe Lightroom.app/Contents/PlugIns/ Web.agmodule/ Contents/ Resources/ galleries/simpleviewer.lrwebengine. (To browse inside a package use ctrl-click and select "Show Package Contents")
    * Restart Lightroom. Any galleries you create from now on will use the Pro swf.

if this does not work you can always delete the button form the stage see this post.

http://www.airtightinteractive.com/foru … php?t=8149

that link is on the website preview as well as on the published website,
I copy the viewer.swf from the folder "web" from the downloaded and unzipped pro container into the correct folder(Program FilesAdobeAdobe Photoshop Lightroom [version]sharedwebengines simpleviewer.lrwebengine), impossible to go wrong.
And the link remains on the published website.
If then I replace the viewer.swf inside the folder to be uploaded to the webserver, the link is gone, but it's a workaround, which would be acceptable in freeware, not in paid software.

And, again, me and I guess lots of others would love instruction manuals with screenshots for flash.
1. copy the pictures you want to publish on your website in a folder named "pictures" on your desktop.
2. open Adobe flash
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???? open the folder "pictures" on your desktop / import pictures ????
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125. save and publish folder ???
??? you can edit the "simpleviewer.fla" in the folder to be published
??? you can edit the "options.as" in this folder

something like this......I would do it, if I knew how
:rolleyes:

nope
:cry: