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In Flash Player 6, superdomain matching rules are used by default when accessing local settings (such as camera or microphone access permissions) or locally persistent data (shared objects). That is, the settings and data for SWF files hosted at here.xyz.com, there.xyz.com, and xyz.com are shared, and are all stored at xyz.com.
In Flash Player 7, exact-domain matching rules are used by default. That is, the settings and data for a file hosted at here.xyz.com are stored at here.xyz.com, the settings and data for a file hosted at there.xyz.com are stored at there.xyz.com, and so on.
A new property, System.exactSettings, lets you specify which rules to use. This property is supported for files published for Flash Player 6 or later. For files published for Flash Player 6, the default value is false, which means superdomain matching rules are used. For files published for Flash Player 7, the default value is true, which means exact-domain matching rules are used.
If you use settings or persistent local data and want to publish a Flash Player 6 SWF file for Flash Player 7, you might need to set this value to false in the ported file.
For more information, see System.exactSettings.
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