Macromedia Flash MX Upgrade Essentials

Sham Bhangal

436 pages, parution le 15/04/2002

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Résumé

If you've been using Flash 5 and you're making the step up to Macromedia Flash MX, then this is the book for you: it's designed to help you get the maximum benefit from Flash MX in the minimum time. It focuses on what's new and what's important, describing the new and enhanced features, demonstrating how to use them effectively, and discussing what they really mean in the wider Flash MX/web design perspective.

Flash MX is a seriously powerful tool with a wealth of new features, including a new interface, heavily reinforced ActionScript capabilities, enhanced video and multimedia support, accessibility and usability elements, and a formidable object-based programming paradigm that could change the way you think about Flash and ActionScript.

Contents

Chapter 1 : Macromedia Flash MX Overview
Chapter 2 : The User Interface
Chapter 3 : The Timeline and the Library
Chapter 4 : Tools
Chapter 5 : The Scripting Environment
Chapter 6 : Building Blocks — Text, masks, movie clips
Chapter 7 : Introduction to Flash Objects — Buttons and Text
Chapter 8 : More Flash Objects — Movie clips and the Drawing API
Chapter 9 : Introduction to Components — Use and customization
Chapter 10 : Browser Control — Flash and the User
Chapter 11 : Debugging
Chapter 12 : Video
Chapter 13 : Events
Chapter 14 : Advanced Component Use
Chapter 15 : Advanced Objects
Chapter 16 : Departure Lounge — where next?

L'auteur - Sham Bhangal

Sham Bhangal originally began his career as an Engineer, specializing in industrial computer based display and control systems. In the mid 90s he established Future Media Organisation to promote Flash development and particularly the deeper secrets of ActionScript and interactive design.

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Friendsof ED
Auteur(s)	Sham Bhangal
Parution	15/04/2002
Nb. de pages	436
Format	19 x 23
Couverture	Broché
Poids	749g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9781903450765
ISBN13	978-1-903450-76-5