Part 1: Flash CS3 Introduction

Basics   The Flash environment Setting movie attributes Previewing and testing Using the toolbar Using the timeline Moving the playhead Creating scenes Creating labels and comments   Animation   Overview of techniques About tweened animation Creating symbols Editing symbols Creating motions tweens Creating key frames Extending still images Setting the frame rate Creating a movie clip Shape tweening		Drawing   Drawing shapes and lines Tool modifiers Selecting shapes Modifying shapes Changing colors Creating gradient fills Changing gradient direction Using the ink bottle tool Interactivity   Working with multiple scenes Creating buttons Editing button states Creating rollover effects Setting button actions Setting frame actions   Output   Available output options Testing download time Publish settings Creating SWF files Adding a Flash movie to a web page

Part 2: Flash CS3 ActionScript

Fundamental concepts   ActionScript syntax conventions Similarity with JavaScript About object-oriented scripting Attaching ActionScript code Events that trigger ActionScript Placing code in an external file Adding comments The use of variables Programming structure   Using built-in functions Creating your own functions Function arguments Returning values from functions Logical structures If Else statements Using arithmetic operators Using logical operators While loops Do... While loops For loops Local and global variables Creating arrays Manipulating arrays Movie Clips   Movie clip events Specifying targets Duplicating movie clips Removing movie clips Controlling movie clip properties

Animation and interactivity   Animating with ActionScript Letting users control animations Creating hierarchical menus Interactive sliding controls Creating custom windows Customizing the cursor   Forms   How forms work in Flash Creating form fields Making fields dynamic Submitting variables from a form Validating user input   Server interaction   Communicating with a server Inputting data from a database Checking if data has loaded Creating a search form Displaying search results Password validation   ActionScript objects   Overview of objects The Sound object The Color object The Date object The Math object The TextField object The Format object

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