usually it's part of the page the SWF file is located on... all you really have to do is either view source and save that to its own html page or save the entire page as a html page and edit the directory reference to the SWF file to local (so the SWF and HTML file are in the same directory)
there isn't a standalone flash player for the pocket pc ( i blieve there is one for sony series:
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mob..._clie_6.0.html)
so you ahve to this:
1. create a directory on your CF or local pda memory called myFlash (or whatever)
2. dump your SWF and HTML files into a subfolder like (thisFlashGame)
3. access the HTML file using PIE from that folder.
you can try a test example here:
http://www.mobile-flash.biz/wine/
save source and find the swf file in your cache or just save the enitre site and copy the folder over to your pocket pc flash folder.
there are some people working with third party c++ programs that wrap around swf files and make then standard runtime .cab files for the pocket pc but they are slightly cost prohibitive for your average joe -
flashAssistPro:
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mob...assist_04.html