Subtitles of the Movie

Throughout this course we will be demonstrating the use of components and other action script concepts. The way we demonstrate these is by having a project file in Flash MX open and accessible, and then we demonstrate both the setting of component instance names as well as the actual code behind the scenes in the actions panel. To help you keep up with the paces tutorial each of the sample files is available from the Flash MX intermediate developers support website, which as you can see is www.mrflash.net/intermediate. I encourage you to download the files available on the site and open each Lessons file before starting the chapters movie. This will allow you to pause the movie and see first hand in your copy of Flash MX how it all fits together. If you do not yet own a copy of Flash MX, you can download a thirty day trial version from www.macromedia.com/software/flash and then download. Here you'll find links to the trial versions of Flash as well as ways you can purchase Flash MX yourself. Although you can purchase Flash MX by itself there is a significant benefit to purchasing the Macromedia Studio MX, which bundles Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash, Freehand, as well as a developer version of ColdFusion. These programs can work so well together offering round trip graphic editing from Fireworks back to Flash; and Dreamweaver makes a great web development tool as well as an XML editor. All these tools combined to give you, the 21st century developer, what you need to create the next great web application. I suggest you take a look at the Macromedia studio and know that the Virtual Training Company has all the tutorials available to learn how to use each of these powerful programs. available to learn how to use each of these powerful programs.