How to Do Everything with Macromedia Flash
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Part I - Learn the Building Blocks of FlashChapter 1: Examine the Dynamic Features of Flash MXChapter 2: Get to Know the Flash InterfacePart II - Add Graphic Elements to Your Flash MoviesChapter 3: Incorporate Graphic Objects Into Your MoviesChapter 4: Design with TextChapter 5: Manipulate Graphics and TextChapter 6: Use Graphic Symbols, Instances, and LibrariesChapter 7: Add Pictures and Sound to Your MoviesPart III - Lay the Groundwork for Flash InteractivityChapter 8: Learn the Basics of Flash AnimationChapter 9: Incorporate Motion Tweening into Your DesignChapter 10: Use Shape Tweening to AnimateChapter 11: Grasp the Concept Behind Buttons and Movie ClipsPart IV - Lay the Groundwork for ActionScriptChapter 12: Use ActionScript to Create Simple InteractivityChapter 13: ActionScript in Complex InteractionsPart V - Move Full-Throttle into ActionScriptChapter 14: Creative Programming in ActionScriptChapter 15: Experiment with More Complex ActionScriptChapter 16: Test and Publish Your Flash MoviesAPPENDIX A: FLASH RESOURCES GUIDE
Chapter 2: Get to Know the Flash InterfacePart II - Add Graphic Elements to Your Flash MoviesChapter 3: Incorporate Graphic Objects Into Your MoviesChapter 4: Design with TextChapter 5: Manipulate Graphics and TextChapter 6: Use Graphic Symbols, Instances, and LibrariesChapter 7: Add Pictures and Sound to Your MoviesPart III - Lay the Groundwork for Flash InteractivityChapter 8: Learn the Basics of Flash AnimationChapter 9: Incorporate Motion Tweening into Your DesignChapter 10: Use Shape Tweening to AnimateChapter 11: Grasp the Concept Behind Buttons and Movie ClipsPart IV - Lay the Groundwork for ActionScriptChapter 12: Use ActionScript to Create Simple InteractivityChapter 13: ActionScript in Complex InteractionsPart V - Move Full-Throttle into ActionScriptChapter 14: Creative Programming in ActionScriptChapter 15: Experiment with More Complex ActionScriptChapter 16: Test and Publish Your Flash MoviesAPPENDIX A: FLASH RESOURCES GUIDE
Chapter 3: Incorporate Graphic Objects Into Your MoviesChapter 4: Design with TextChapter 5: Manipulate Graphics and TextChapter 6: Use Graphic Symbols, Instances, and LibrariesChapter 7: Add Pictures and Sound to Your MoviesPart III - Lay the Groundwork for Flash InteractivityChapter 8: Learn the Basics of Flash AnimationChapter 9: Incorporate Motion Tweening into Your DesignChapter 10: Use Shape Tweening to AnimateChapter 11: Grasp the Concept Behind Buttons and Movie ClipsPart IV - Lay the Groundwork for ActionScriptChapter 12: Use ActionScript to Create Simple InteractivityChapter 13: ActionScript in Complex InteractionsPart V - Move Full-Throttle into ActionScriptChapter 14: Creative Programming in ActionScriptChapter 15: Experiment with More Complex ActionScriptChapter 16: Test and Publish Your Flash MoviesAPPENDIX A: FLASH RESOURCES GUIDE
Chapter 5: Manipulate Graphics and TextChapter 6: Use Graphic Symbols, Instances, and LibrariesChapter 7: Add Pictures and Sound to Your MoviesPart III - Lay the Groundwork for Flash InteractivityChapter 8: Learn the Basics of Flash AnimationChapter 9: Incorporate Motion Tweening into Your DesignChapter 10: Use Shape Tweening to AnimateChapter 11: Grasp the Concept Behind Buttons and Movie ClipsPart IV - Lay the Groundwork for ActionScriptChapter 12: Use ActionScript to Create Simple InteractivityChapter 13: ActionScript in Complex InteractionsPart V - Move Full-Throttle into ActionScriptChapter 14: Creative Programming in ActionScriptChapter 15: Experiment with More Complex ActionScriptChapter 16: Test and Publish Your Flash MoviesAPPENDIX A: FLASH RESOURCES GUIDE
Chapter 7: Add Pictures and Sound to Your MoviesPart III - Lay the Groundwork for Flash InteractivityChapter 8: Learn the Basics of Flash AnimationChapter 9: Incorporate Motion Tweening into Your DesignChapter 10: Use Shape Tweening to AnimateChapter 11: Grasp the Concept Behind Buttons and Movie ClipsPart IV - Lay the Groundwork for ActionScriptChapter 12: Use ActionScript to Create Simple InteractivityChapter 13: ActionScript in Complex InteractionsPart V - Move Full-Throttle into ActionScriptChapter 14: Creative Programming in ActionScriptChapter 15: Experiment with More Complex ActionScriptChapter 16: Test and Publish Your Flash MoviesAPPENDIX A: FLASH RESOURCES GUIDE
Chapter 8: Learn the Basics of Flash AnimationChapter 9: Incorporate Motion Tweening into Your DesignChapter 10: Use Shape Tweening to AnimateChapter 11: Grasp the Concept Behind Buttons and Movie ClipsPart IV - Lay the Groundwork for ActionScriptChapter 12: Use ActionScript to Create Simple InteractivityChapter 13: ActionScript in Complex InteractionsPart V - Move Full-Throttle into ActionScriptChapter 14: Creative Programming in ActionScriptChapter 15: Experiment with More Complex ActionScriptChapter 16: Test and Publish Your Flash MoviesAPPENDIX A: FLASH RESOURCES GUIDE
Chapter 10: Use Shape Tweening to AnimateChapter 11: Grasp the Concept Behind Buttons and Movie ClipsPart IV - Lay the Groundwork for ActionScriptChapter 12: Use ActionScript to Create Simple InteractivityChapter 13: ActionScript in Complex InteractionsPart V - Move Full-Throttle into ActionScriptChapter 14: Creative Programming in ActionScriptChapter 15: Experiment with More Complex ActionScriptChapter 16: Test and Publish Your Flash MoviesAPPENDIX A: FLASH RESOURCES GUIDE
Part IV - Lay the Groundwork for ActionScriptChapter 12: Use ActionScript to Create Simple InteractivityChapter 13: ActionScript in Complex InteractionsPart V - Move Full-Throttle into ActionScriptChapter 14: Creative Programming in ActionScriptChapter 15: Experiment with More Complex ActionScriptChapter 16: Test and Publish Your Flash MoviesAPPENDIX A: FLASH RESOURCES GUIDE
Chapter 13: ActionScript in Complex InteractionsPart V - Move Full-Throttle into ActionScriptChapter 14: Creative Programming in ActionScriptChapter 15: Experiment with More Complex ActionScriptChapter 16: Test and Publish Your Flash MoviesAPPENDIX A: FLASH RESOURCES GUIDE
Chapter 14: Creative Programming in ActionScriptChapter 15: Experiment with More Complex ActionScriptChapter 16: Test and Publish Your Flash MoviesAPPENDIX A: FLASH RESOURCES GUIDE
Chapter 16: Test and Publish Your Flash MoviesAPPENDIX A: FLASH RESOURCES GUIDE
Bring new life to your graphics and easily create and publish movies, sound files, presentations, interactive web content, and much more with help from this step-by-step guide. How to Do Everything with Flash 8 shows you how to get the most from this tremendously powerful multimedia design tool through easy-to-follow and well-organized bits of information. Fully updated to cover all the new and existing Flash features--including advanced interactivity with ActionScript--this valuable resource will help you discover why Flash is the world’s most popular web graphics application.