(Jan 18, 2011)
Reduce your development time and effort by using these Flash Professional building blocks for creating rich interactive applications on the web.
Dan Carr (Dec 16, 2011)
Learn how to enhance interactivity in your Flash projects by adding different types of buttons.
Dan Carr (Apr 25, 2011)
Create compelling video presentations by using an interactive gallery template that displays rich media assets.
Dan Carr (Feb 14, 2011)
Deploy and customize this simple, robust media player to synchronize the display of different graphic media and video elements.
Dan Carr (Jan 24, 2011)
Use ActionScript 3 to create your own controls for loading, starting, looping, seeking, and stopping video playback.
Adobe (Jan 18, 2011)
Create your own custom-built components or install third-party components using Adobe Extension Manager.
Adobe (Jan 18, 2011)
Explore the four sets of ActionScript 2 components: data, media, user interface, and video.
Adobe (Jan 18, 2011)
Explore the set of user interface components, a set of video components, and a new component designed to integrate Flash content with the Flex framework.
Bob Berry (Nov 23, 2010)
Learn how the FLVPlayback component lets you play progressively downloaded video files over HTTP or play streaming video files over Flash Media Server.
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.
(Aug 02, 2010)
This manual describes how to build applications with ActionScript 3 components using Flash CS5 Professional, the standard authoring tool for producing high-impact web experiences.
Adobe (Jul 25, 2010)
Check out this A-Z guide to all things related to Flash Professional, covering basic terms, tasks, and key concepts.
Adobe (Jul 25, 2010)
Check out this A-Z guide to all things related to Flash Professional, covering basic terms, tasks, and key concepts.
Adobe (Jul 25, 2010)
Check out this A-Z guide to all things related to Flash Professional, covering basic terms, tasks, and key concepts.
(Feb 05, 2010)
Use this open-source Flash component to provide video playback within an Ajax application while maintaining full creative control over the look and feel of the video player.
Enrique Duvos (Nov 24, 2009)
See a demo of using the new workflow available in Flash Builder 4 to add and edit Flash CS4 components. (4:51)
Rich Shupe (Aug 24, 2009)
Read these chapters from O'Reilly Media to learn about ActionScript 3 basics, as well as components, audio in Flash, and how to publish and deploy a SWF application.
Dan Carr (Jun 15, 2009)
Create custom web video controllers to provide unique user interfaces for navigating through movie content.
Bob Berry (Feb 16, 2009)
Use Flash components to help you accelerate development of your web pages by providing elements that you can easily plug in and customize.
Ben Pritchard (Feb 02, 2009)
Examine how this panel, based on the online color theme-sharing tool, is constructed; and learn how the panel uses kuler APIs to extend the Flash authoring environment.
Bob Berry (Oct 28, 2008)
Learn about the ActionScript 3 TileList component, which presents images or other display objects as tiles that are arranged in rows and columns.
Peter deHaan (Oct 15, 2008)
Explore the Label component, which displays a single line of text and is typically used to identify some other element or activity on a web page.
Peter deHaan (Oct 15, 2008)
Learn to use data grids to filter items in a data provider, align text in columns, alternate background colors in a data grid, set background color based on a row's data, and embed components into data grid cells.
Peter deHaan (Oct 15, 2008)
Learn how to customize data grid columns, sort data grid columns numerically, format numbers in data grid columns using a custom label function, and specify a custom text format for both data grid headers and data grid rows.
Peter deHaan (Oct 15, 2008)
Learn the basics of working with the ActionScript 3 DataGrid component, including dynamically creating a DataGrid instance, specifying a data grid's contents using a data provider, and more.