  *
  *  @mxml
  *
- *  <p>The <code>&lt;mx:FxWindowedApplication&gt;</code> tag inherits all of the tag
+ *  <p>The <code>&lt;mx:WindowedApplication&gt;</code> tag inherits all of the tag
  *  attributes of its superclass and adds the following tag attributes:</p>
  *
  *  <pre>
- *  &lt;mx:FxWindowedApplication
+ *  &lt;mx:WindowedApplication
  *    <strong>Properties</strong>
  *    alwaysInFront="false"
  *    autoExit="true"

     *  @productversion Flex 4
     */
    [SkinPart (required="false")]
    public var titleBar:FxTitleBar;

    //--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    //

[ResourceBundle("core")]

/**
 *  The WindowedApplication defines the application container
 *  that you use to create Flex applications for AIR applications.
 *
 *  <p>The WindowedApplication serves two roles. It is a replacement for the &lt;mx:FxApplication&gt;
 *  tag, functioning as the entry point to a Flex-based AIR application. In addition,
 *  as a container the WindowedApplication defines the layout of the initial window
 *  of a Flex AIR application -- any visual controls defined in the WindowedApplication
 *  become the content of the initial window loaded by the AIR application.</p>
 *
 *  <p>Note that because
 *  the WindowedApplication only represents the visual content of a single window, and not
 *  all the windows in a multi-window application, a WindowedApplication instance only dispatches
 *  display-related events (events that the WindowedApplication class inherits from display object base
 *  classes such as InteractiveObject or UIComponent) for its own stage and window, and not for
 *  events that occur on other windows in the application. This differs from a browser-based application,
 *  where an FxApplication container dispatches events for all the windows in the application (because
