I looked at these posts and saw a lot about Java. Before making any changes to Java settings or deleting the cache, I tested the offending project (For me, it was only one project that had the error; my others were fine) that I developed in OSX 10.8.3 in Windows 8. I got the same .swf compilation error, which made me realize that something was wrong with the module, not the settings on my computer. I saved a version of the offending module as "TEST." One by one, I deleted each slide and previewed the project with each deletion in Web Browser until I finally got to the slide that was the culprit. Text box(es) in a group had become corrupted. I replaced the three text boxes that were in the Group since that was the most time efficient, and previewed in Web Browser again. All was well. My takeaway is that the wording of the Error Message itself is misleading. In my case, it was a corrupt element relating to a Group. Someone had suggested to me that the error had come from "previewing the project too much." Who knows?
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