You can use local sharedObjects. Depending on your needs this may or
may not be sufficient. sharedObjects cannot be carried from one
computer to another or emailed or backed up. Basically any object can
be saved by name to the shared object. This can include all object
types. But the user doesnt have access to the file like a regular file
that you would save to. Also there is a limit to the size by default.
I think the limit is 100k. But you can ask the user to go into
preferences and change it if you need.

If this is not sufficient, you will need to wait for apollo, or you
will need to use one of several projectors such as zinc, mdm,
screenweaver hx (open source) and a number of others. In the case of
these projectors they basically create stand alone exe apps.

Regards
Hank

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> Is there a way to communicate/write/save data locally to some sort of
> database (be it an actual db like mysql/access or plain text csv/xml)
> from within Flex?  I want to store info retreived from my app locally
> without server side code.  Any ideas or am I limited to creating web
> applications only?
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