The mouse is the primary way in which web users interact with most websites, and it can do almost anything if your website allows it to. This video will teach you how to use Flash CS3 and Actionscript 3 to create custom mouse and movie clip interactions. This will make viewing your website, movie, or game a much more dynamic experience.
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Cheat at Flash games
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Enable text copying in a flash website
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Import an external SWF file into Flash Builder Professional CS5
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Work with packages in Adobe Flash Professional CS5
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Make a Flash object rotate with ActionScript
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Adjust volume with ActionScript 3.0 in Adobe Flash Professional CS5
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Create a typewriter effect using Flash CS4
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Create ActionScript cue points to add closed captioning in Flash Professional
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Preview a finished project within Adobe Flash Professional CS5
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Create a 3D Carousel in Flex 3 and Papervision3D
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Use custom classes in Flash CS4 to reuse code
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Create the basics of a platform game with Actionscript
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Use the Actions panel Toolbox in Adobe Flash Professional CS5
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Create rollover events with Flash ActionScript 2.0
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Track load progress with ActionScript in Adobe Flash Professional CS5
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Make your game character jump with Flash CS4
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Use Actionscript 3 to hide secret objects on your site
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Create a progress bar preloader with ActionScript 2.0
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Process and compile ActionScript code in Flash Professional CS5
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Use timelines when working in Adobe Flash Professional CS5
How To:
Cheat at Flash games
How To:
Enable text copying in a flash website
How To:
Import an external SWF file into Flash Builder Professional CS5
How To:
Work with packages in Adobe Flash Professional CS5
How To:
Make a Flash object rotate with ActionScript
How To:
Adjust volume with ActionScript 3.0 in Adobe Flash Professional CS5
How To:
Create a typewriter effect using Flash CS4
How To:
Create ActionScript cue points to add closed captioning in Flash Professional
How To:
Preview a finished project within Adobe Flash Professional CS5
How To:
Create a 3D Carousel in Flex 3 and Papervision3D
How To:
Use custom classes in Flash CS4 to reuse code
How To:
Create the basics of a platform game with Actionscript
How To:
Use the Actions panel Toolbox in Adobe Flash Professional CS5
How To:
Track load progress with ActionScript in Adobe Flash Professional CS5
How To:
Create rollover events with Flash ActionScript 2.0
How To:
Make your game character jump with Flash CS4
How To:
Use Actionscript 3 to hide secret objects on your site
How To:
Create a progress bar preloader with ActionScript 2.0
How To:
Use timelines when working in Adobe Flash Professional CS5
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Load a bitmap images from the library in Adobe Flash Professional CS5
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