Flash 5 Studio |
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| Author:
| Adnani, Nikhil
Bala, Bobby
Halvorsen, Tracey
Sinclair, Robbie
Bruntel, Andrew
Airgid, Kevin
Bedar, Michael
Bhangal, Sham
Dawes, Brendan
Holm, Peter
Odendaal, Andries
Robertson, Simon
Ryder, Shawn
Shaw, George
Leimala, Joni
Mapes, Richard
Nevatie, Niko
Zack, Andrew
Holm, Torben
Smith, Jake
Speigel, Jessica
Spencer, Bill
Styles, Chris
Taffs, Phill
Tagger, Andreas
von Gerbig, Alric |
| ISBN: | 978-1-903450-30-7 |
| Publication Date: | Feb 2001 |
| Publisher: | Apress L. P.
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| Imprint: | Friends of Ed |
| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $49.99 |
Book Description:
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Flash 5 is rapidly maturing into a professional animation, web site front-end and web application construction tool. Flash 5 builds on the strengths of Flash 4 by expanding ActionScript into an exponentially more powerful and flexible language, adding bezier tools, including XML support, and providing tools to smooth group workflow on larger-scale projects. Flash 5 is a professional tool with the power to change the way the web looks.
This book shares the skills and knowledge...
More Description
Flash 5 is rapidly maturing into a professional animation, web site front-end and web application construction tool. Flash 5 builds on the strengths of Flash 4 by expanding ActionScript into an exponentially more powerful and flexible language, adding bezier tools, including XML support, and providing tools to smooth group workflow on larger-scale projects. Flash 5 is a professional tool with the power to change the way the web looks.
This book shares the skills and knowledge of working Flash professionals with their peers. It assumes you already know the basics of Flash, and offers up a smorgasbord of techniques, processes and advice for moving your Flash movies up through the gears. Whether it's storyboarding, sophisticated animation techniques, ActionScript programming structures or XML, you'll find it all here.
What you'll learn
Who this book is for
Flash 5 Studio recognizes that the reader is intelligent, web savvy and able to put things together for him or herself. The book offers a wide-ranging set of professional tools and techniques that designers can apply to their own work and adopt to achieve professional results. The book assumes that you already know your way around Flash and that you want to develop the skills and practices to take you to the next level.