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AS3 mouseX and mouseY values wrong in Firefox

Hi there,

I'm getting some strange behaviour in my Flash movie, only in Firefox for MAC (3.6.2).

Basically, the mouseX and mouseY properties of all display objects become massive numbers: > 100000000. This issue only occurs on Firefox, it is not present when the movie is run standalone, nor when it is run on any other browser.

The swf requires Flash Player 10, and is written in AS3. It is also embedded via SWFObject, but I tested using the export code supplied with Flash and verified the issue is still present.

Has anybody heard of this? Is it a Flash or Firefox bug? Is it a bug at all?

Thanks

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