I want to find a free program to download flash games and files from web sites . If you can help thank you.

Well, it's not hard, actually. You can use your very own browser to do it. It's easiest in Firefox : go to the page with the flash animation, and then right-click on the page, then click on "View page info" that shows up near the bottom of the context menu (be sure not to do that ON the animation itself, because that will display a menu for the animation itself). Then simply go to the "Media" tab, and find what you want to download, then hit the button that says "Save as..."

There is also a way that's a tad harder than this : viewing the sourcecode to find that special Flash animation. To do so, right click on the page, or press CONTROL+U. The page source will show up. Then, search for "swf" if you're looking for a flash animation. Even easier would be to search for the "<embed>" tag, because there are several possible extensions for a flash animation. Betwen the <embed> and </embed> tags, there is the url of the animation itself mentioned. Sometimes it's with a relative path, meaning that if the path or URL says : "../media/animation.swf" and you're currently visiting the URL : "www.somewhere.com/whatever", you would have to enter the following URL to download the animation : "www.somewhere.com/media/animation.swf" (all of this without the quotes).
The two dots simply mean "up one directory". If there are no such dots, or if the URL is complete, then just enter the full URL.

I hope this helps. If it's not totally understandable, then please forgive me, but I just got outta bed, so I'm not at my optimum, yet .

It's really easy in Internet Explorer.

After loading the flash animation (or game or whatever) completely, click on Tools > Internet Options. There look for Temporary Internet Files, and click on the Settings button, and click on View Files. That will automatically take you to your temporary files folder on your hard drive. The easiest way to locate the flash animation you want to save is sort the list by file size, and go to where the largest files would be (usually at the bottom). You should find the flash animation you want. Simply COPY the file to someone you would store it to save it.

Wow I didn't know that you could do that. Thats pretty cool.

lol, I've done that for suspicious flash animations like "undress Britney Spears" I'd download it, and I'd just hope I could open it in Macromedia Flash MX. I could, and I found out I'd be dead now if I didn't investigate what was to come

edit' sorry just found out what to do lol. reread your post and it made sense.

You opened a .SWF in Flash?

How?

hey, i`m using flash fetcher it works great.
it also grabbs all videos from youtube.