Adobe Flash Professional is an application used by web designers, developers, and animators to create rich content for screen and web environments. Web designers use Flash for creating interactive and animated content for web sites and mobile applications, working with and converting video using Adobe Media Encoder. Developers use Flash for creating and editing ActionScript using the built-in coding tools, developing cross- platform mobile applications using Adobe AIR, debugging and testing applications on AIR-enabled mobile devices, and building applications which can be distributed across various device app store ecosystems.
Animators use Flash for animating characters and objects using sophisticated motion tweens, adding visual effects with various filters and blurs, and creating lifelike environments using the various drawing tools. Flash Professionals allows you to create engaging artwork, applications, and animations like the ones you see here. As a member of the creative suite, Flash Pro integrates with several other Adobe applications, like Photoshop for bitmap editing and Illustrator for vector symbol manipulation. No matter if you are a web designer, developer, or animator, Flash Professional provides you with an array of tools to help you create rich and engaging content for the web, screen, or mobile devices.
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5/7/2012- Choosing a document type
- Working with panels and workspaces
- Importing bitmap and vector graphics into a project
- Understanding the Timeline and frame rate
- Defining frames and keyframes
- Creating button, graphic, and movie clip symbols
- Nesting timelines
- Building shape tweens and motion tweens
- Defining inverse kinematic (IK) motion
- Applying filters, blend modes, and masks
- Integrating audio and video
- Using ActionScript code snippets
- Configuring SWF and HTML publish settings
- Publishing with AIR
Skill Level Beginner
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Adobe Flash Professional
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What is Flash?1m 20s
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 2s
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1. How Flash Professional Fits In
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Flash for desktop apps2m 50s
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Flash for mobile apps3m 7s
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2. Introduction to the Flash Interface
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Zooming and moving around3m 39s
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3. Importing Graphics
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Navigating in the library5m 35s
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4. Structuring a Flash Document
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Adjusting document settings7m 23s
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Organizing layers9m 7s
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Utilizing guide layers4m 33s
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Previewing a project3m 5s
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5. Drawing Basic Shapes
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6. Beyond Basic Shapes
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Drawing with the Brush tool4m 13s
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7. Symbols
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Introducing symbols9m 41s
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Using graphic symbols3m 6s
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Exploring button symbols8m 20s
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8. Motion Tweens
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Modifying motion tweens3m 51s
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9. Motion Tweening Tools and Techniques
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Exploring motion presets2m 11s
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Nesting timelines5m 1s
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Onion skinning2m 55s
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Editing multiple frames4m 55s
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Understanding classic tweens4m 25s
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10. Shape Tweens
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Building shape tweens4m 40s
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Employing shape hints3m 52s
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11. Inverse Kinematics
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Using the Bone tool8m 17s
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Fine-tuning IK motion4m 12s
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Creating runtime IK1m 6s
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12. Effects and Masks
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Applying filters5m 29s
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Setting up masks4m 27s
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Animating a mask4m 57s
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13. Text
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Exploring TLF text features3m 31s
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Embedding fonts5m 51s
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14. Video
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15. Audio
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Controlling volume4m 53s
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16. ActionScript
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Troubleshooting ActionScript6m 22s
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17. Integrating with Other Applications
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Integrating with Photoshop4m 45s
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Integrating with Illustrator4m 41s
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18. Publishing
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Using the Bandwidth Profiler5m 35s
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19. Creating Desktop and Mobile Applications
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Understanding Adobe AIR2m 43s
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Conclusion
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Where to go from here2m 32s
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