This article will cover some cool features of the AIR (Adobe Integrated Run-time) like custom chrome & file system access. It requires some basic knowledge of event handling & XML parsing.
Article gives you a fair idea on creating a custom shape window application (any odd shape window), change the look & feel of the application in run-time & saving configuration data in a file (here we are using XML format).
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5 ways to guide you to put PowerPoint presentation on Web and share with others.
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FITC Amsterdam: Design. Technology. Cool Shit February 22 - 24, 2009, Felix Meritis European Centre. Early Bird Rate Ends December 10, 2008
Toronto, Canada [November 5, 2008] — FITC returns to Amsterdam, The Netherlands with two days of presentations and one day of workshops focused on all aspects of Interactive design and development, February 22-24, 2009 at the Felix Meritis European Centre for Arts and Sciences.
The much acclaimed two-day event includes over 40 presentations covering business, creative and technical subjects, plus pre-festival workshops, and nightly parties as only FITC can deliver. This is the second year for FITC Amsterdam, which last year sold out over a month in advance.
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In this tutorial I’m going to explain how to create a 3D menu using the Flash Player 10 3D API. People with CS3 can do this too!
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Spring Conference Flash on Tap May 28-30, 2009 in Boston with all-star design and developer speaker line up and 100 Super Early Bird tickets.
November 3, 2008—Boston, Massachusetts—Flash on Tap, the first-ever Flash design and development conference and beer tasting festival, today announced spring conference dates, May 28-30, 2009 in Boston. The conference organizers, Infrared5, Influxis and Red5Server have planned both educational and inspirational sessions while tapping into one of the key elements of a successful conference—delivering an opportunity to network with industry leaders, colleagues and customers.
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Step-by-step instructions to show you how to insert Flash video (YouTube and other online videos) into PowerPoint presentation.
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Some say the days of callbacks are still going strong. Others say events just rock. Which is it? Heck, I’m not here to start a code-religion war so I’m not even going to begin to try and answer that one. Still, with all these fancy-pantsy, new-fangled events we have some big newchallenges (and new opportunities too). Luckily, we’ve had some good guides in the past. Jason Cook’s great article Centralized Event Management in ActionScript 2.0 was a truly inspiring jump-off point, but now it’s time to jump a little farther and use some AS 3 in the process.
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Learn about the fast, scalable, customizable server solution for preparing content from a range of formats for delivery through Adobe Flash Player, Adobe Flash Lite, and Adobe Media Player.
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Improve the overall user experience and searchability of your web content by following these simple guidelines.
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