Using Flex styles
Modified
15 September 2008
Requirements
User level
Intermediate
Required products
- Flex Builder 3 (Download trial)
Additional Requirements
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In this tutorial, Adobe Platform Evangelist Kevin Hoyt shows you how to use Flex styles to customize the default look and feel of your Flex applications. Discover what styles are and where to find them in the Flex documentation, and explore how to use them with the Flex Properties tab in Flex Builder.
Running time: 11:12
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