Mastering
ActionScript & JSFL
Mastering Macromedia?/font> ActionScript?/font> & JSFL is a must have, step-by-step narrated simulation for the beginner, as well as a handy reference tool for Macromedia Flash professionals.
This step-by-step training guides you through the latest Flash scripting language allowing you to maximize your productivity and create a variety of animations, as well as more involved application interfaces and quickly and easily make them interactive.
Lesson list:
Lesson 1 Getting Started with ActionScript
Lesson 2 Event Handlers and Target Paths
Lesson 3 Object Classes and Creating Custom Classes
Lesson 4 Using Functions, Creating and Manipulating Data
Lesson 5 Looping, Dynamic Movie Control and Sound Scripts
Lesson 6 Creating and Using Custom Components
Lesson 7 Sending/Receiving and Validating Data
Lesson 8 Using XML to Create a Chatroom
Lesson 9 Creating a Calender using Time and Frame-Based Dynamics
Lesson 10 Introduction to JSFL
Lesson 11 JSFL Reference
*If ActionScript & JSFL is currently installed on your computer, you may use it to practice along with Mastering ActionScript & JSFL. however, no actual ActionScript & JSFL program is needed to run the dynamic simulations on this CD!
| Master ActionScript & JSFL Immediately |
| Follow Step-by-Step Narrated Instructions |
| Learn Special Problems Solving and Techniques |
| Work with Dynamic Simulations, Not Sequential Static Displays |
| Up to 20X Faster than Learning from a Book |
| Build Your Own Lessons for Classroom or Individual use |
| Training Time: Approximately 48 Hours |
Contents Include:
| Mastering ActionScript & JSFL For Macromedia Flash MX 2004 Professional | |
| US$ 50 Instant Rebate for Online Training (see details inside) | |
| Free Upgrade Form |
System Requirements:
Mac OS:
G3 or higher
32MB RAM
20MB free disk space
24X CD-ROM
Windows OS or Others:
Pentium 133 Mhz or higher
32MB RAM
10MB free disk space
24X CD-ROM
If you have Windows 98 or later, the CD will run without additional installation
For Mac and other platforms, run the simulation using MS Internet Explorer or other web browser. Use the browser to open the "menu.htm" file of the CD, then select a lesson from the list.