Adobe Flash CS3 Professional On Demand
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Chapter 3: Creating Graphics
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For Those Who Would Rather Be Shown How Than Told How
See How To
Improve publishing and productivity with the
CS3 interface and templates
Browse, organize, and process files using Adobe
Bridge and Version Cue
Import Photoshop and Illustrator files directly
into Flash
Keep track of the changes in Flash on a per-object
basis
Copy and paste graphic filters and motions
Create more compelling designs with built-in filter
effects and gradients
Use blend modes to change the way the image of
one object on the Stage is combined with other images
Preview changes to 9-slice scaled movie clips
on Stage
Simplify common timeline and scripting tasks with
Timeline Effects and Behaviors
Use Script Assisted mode to create scripts without
detailed knowledge of ActionScript
Test content on different target devices using
Adobe Device Central
On the Web
This book uses real world examples to give you a context
in which to perform a task. This book also includes workshops to help you
put together individual tasks into projects. The Flash example files that
you need for project tasks are available at www.perspection.com.
Perspection has written and produced books on a variety
of computer software, including Adobe Flash 8, Adobe Photoshop CS3 and CS2,
Adobe Dreamweaver CS3, Microsoft Office 2007 and 2003, Microsoft Windows
Vista and XP, Microsoft Expression Web, and Apple Mac OS X Panther. Perspection
was founded in 1991, and is committed to providing information and training
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than 80 computer books, and sold more than 5 million copies.
Table of Contents
Introduction xvii
1
Getting Started with Flash CS3
1
2
Working Within the Flash Environment
29
3
Creating Graphics 73
4
Working with Groups, Symbols, and Instances
123
5
Working with Text 153
6
Importing Graphics 177
7
Creating Frame_By_Frame Animation
201
8
Animating with Motion Tweening 221
9
Animating with Shape Tweening
245
10 Creating
Masks 261
11 Working
with Sounds 275
12 Working
with Video 293
13 Applying
Timeline Effects 317
14 Using
ActionScript Behaviors
333
15 Using
Basic ActionScripts 345
16 Debugging
a Movie 369
17 Adding
Display Components 383
18 Adding
Advanced Display Components 407
19 Adding
and Modifying Data Components 425
20 Automating
Your Work 445
21 Publishing
a Movie 459
22 Using
Advanced Flash Features 483
23 Working
Together with Adobe Programs 505
Workshops: Putting It All Together 523
New Features 541
Adobe Certified Expert 545
Index 551
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