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Intermediate

These tutorials are for Intermediate users of Flash and require a basic understanding of action script and the principles outlined in the basics section. It is highly recommended that users of these tutorials have gone through the lessons, samples and help files that come with Flash.

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Mouse Trails (Intermediate) - Mouse Trails are one of the easiest ways to spice up a Flash movie. There are many different variations on mouse trails. This tutorial is not meant to cover all the possiblities, but give you a basic idea of how a mouse trail can be made using action script.

JavaScript Integration, Part 1 (Intermediate) - This is the beginning of a whole new dimension to the possibilites of using Flash. We will begin our tutorial series with learning how to use JavaScript to pass variables to Flash movies.

Mouse Tracking (Intermediate) - This simple component is the used with higher level techniques in Flash movies as user input to control many aspects and effects.

Full-Screen Flash (Intermediate) - Here we clear up all confusion about setting the browser window to fullscreen using JavaScript. Flash all the way to the edge of the screen, without borders and regardless of screen resolution.

Symbol Combinations and Specifying Targets (Intermediate) - It's finally here! The long awaited tutorial on Symbol Combination and Specifying Targets is ready. Specifying Targets is the first major hurdle in learning Flash's action script. We will explore how to properly specify targets in the context of combining symbols of different types within each other.

Flash Frames Navigation (Intermediate) - This tutorial focuses on using Flash navigation for websites with frames. You've seen it done, we do it here, now you can too.

 

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