Flash Tutorials

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Flash tutorials Help includes several step-by-step tutorials, designed to teach you the fundamentals of Flash. Macromedia recommends that you go through the lessons using the sample files provided. The path to the sample file is provided in each lesson.

By completing these hands-on lessons, you'll learn how to use Macromedia Flash for editing text, graphics, and animation for your Flash templates. Additionally, you'll learn how easy it is to customize your Flash templates by using ActionsScript and behaviors.

The lessons are targeted toward beginners to intermediate-level Flash template designers and developers who want to get up to speed quickly. Each lesson focuses on a specific Flash design feature or topic and takes approximately 10-20 minutes to complete, depending on your experience. In these lessons, you learn how to create a Flash templates, write ActionScript, work with video and video control behaviors, and add a Flash components.

Flash tutorials shows you:

• How to use Script Assist mode in Flash Basic 8 and Flash Professional 8. You learn how to use Script Assist mode to add simple interactivity to a Flash application. You add ActionScript code to an object (a button) and to frames in the Timeline.
• How to create and modify buttons, including how to add animation to a button for existing flash template.
• Some of the ways that you can implement interactivity in Flash, such as creating buttons and adding simple ActionScript code to navigate through the document, play movie clips, or control sound flash templates.
• how to create a motion tween, create a shape tween, copy and paste keyframes in an flash template's animation, and change the speed of the animation.
• how to create an accessible document, designed for use with screen readers (which read web content aloud for visually impaired users) and other assistive technologies.
• how to create, duplicate, and modify symbols and instances in the flash templates. You also learn how to add an effect to a movie clip, and assign an instance name to that movie clip.
• how to draw using the vector tools in Flash templates, including both the shape tools and the Pen tool. You learn how to draw, rotate, and transform shapes. You also learn how to use the cutout feature, copy strokes, select colors, or group shapes.