Learn the the most popular and useful ways to use ActionScript in Flash Professional to create animations, including animating with frame events, animating with the Tween class, animating with Motion XML, and sequencing animations.

Physical computing with Arduino: Accelerometers

Kevin Hoyt (Jan 04, 2011)

Learn in this video how to enhance your Flash apps with accelerometers, found in phones and game controllers, which detect the tilt of a surface. (8:40)

Creating your first Flash Professional CS5 document

Adobe (Dec 22, 2010)

Never used Flash before? Follow these simple steps to create a FLA file, add a simple animation, and publish your work in Flash Professional.

Lip-syncing automatically with SmartMouth in Flash Professional

Justin Putney (Dec 20, 2010)

Leverage the SmartMouth and FrameSync extensions to automate the process of lip-syncing characters in Flash animations.

Display list programming in ActionScript 3

H. Paul Robertson (Dec 06, 2010)

This article covers common tasks when you work with the display list in ActionScript 3, which contains all the visible elements in your Flash application.

Loading images and Library assets with ActionScript 3

Dave Jacowitz (Nov 29, 2010)

Learn several strategies that leverage ActionScript 3 to dynamically load images and assets from your Library, as well as from local and remote locations, so you have complete control over when and how assets will appear at runtime.

Loading and saving local files with the FileReference class

H. Paul Robertson (Nov 29, 2010)

Examine a sample application to learn techniques for loading and saving local files in Flash Player.

Using ActionScript 3 drawing commands

Dave Jacowitz (Nov 23, 2010)

Learn about the advanced drawing API in Flash, as well as a basic drawing API example so you can understand the evolution of the entire drawing API.

Working with symbols and the Document class

Buck DeFore (Nov 23, 2010)

Learn how writing ActionScript in external files avoids the drawbacks of coding on specific frames in the Timeline, and because they can be edited without the authoring tool, both designers and developers can work in tandem.

Color correction in Flash Player

Dave Jacowitz (Nov 23, 2010)

Get up to speed quickly on how Flash Player 10 (and later) handles color correction.

Event handling in ActionScript 3

H. Paul Robertson (Nov 23, 2010)

Learn about the concept behind events in ActionScript 3, whether responding to a mouse click or accepting and processing data entered into a form.

Using the button component

Peter deHaan (Nov 23, 2010)

Learn about the basics of the Button component in Flash, a resizable, rectangular button that a user can press with the mouse or the spacebar to initiate an action in the application.

Making user interfaces more accessible

Buck DeFore (Nov 23, 2010)

This article covers basic tasks you will encounter when creating accessible Flash content.

Handling metadata and cue points in Flash video

Peter deHaan (Nov 23, 2010)

Learn several techniques for handling the onMetaData and onCuePoint callback methods when using the NetConnection and NetStream classes to load Flash video files (FLVs).

Page layouts in Flash with the Text Layout Framework

Rafiq R. Elmansy (Nov 22, 2010)

Format, flow, and fine-tune text elements in your Flash projects.

Working with Text Layout Framework objects and classes in Flash

Fumio Nonaka (Nov 15, 2010)

Learn how to create formatted TLF text objects, incorporate XML data, and separate content from formatting to achieve advanced typographical effects.

Getting started with the Adobe SiteCatalyst extension for Flash Professional CS5

Alex Olteanu (Nov 08, 2010)

Track visitor behavior in your Flash projects and gather various data in meaningful reports, such as client conversion funnels, user activity, and product sales.

Font embedding in Flash Professional CS5

Paul Trani (Nov 02, 2010)

Learn about the font-embedding capabilities of Flash Professional CS5 and explore how these tools ensure the integrity of your design. (8:58)

Using the Text Layout Framework in Flash Professional CS5

Tommi West (Nov 01, 2010)

Get an overview of TLF text, the new default text type in Flash CS5, and see how you can use it to display text objects in a SWF file.

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