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April 2, 2007

Flash MX Ebook

Using the features and power of Flash MX, you can create animated logos, Web site navigation controls, animations, entire Flash Web sites, or Web applications. Flash movies on your web site can include graphics, text, animation, and entire applications. They can also provide interactivity so your users enjoy their experiences and return later. Because Flash files mainly contain vector graphics, they are easily downloaded and scale nicely to the user’s screen size. However, these files also can contain imported video, bitmap graphics, and sounds.

This Flash MX Ebook reviews and discusses many of the features and functionality available in Flash MX. It also teaches you all of the new features that were made available with this release of Flash, listed below. This Flash ebook has a file size of 8119kb, is 438 pages in length, and is in pdf format.


New features introduced by Flash MX:

  • Timeline enhancements such as folders for organizing layers, improved pointer feedback, and the  ability to resize, cut, and paste multiple frames. See “Using the Timeline” on page 28.
  • Enhanced editing of symbols in place so you can work on symbols in the context of your movies. See “Editing symbols” on page 157.
  • Library improvements eliminate production bottlenecks by simplifying the creation and manipulation of library symbols.
  • Shared library assets improve Flash movie authoring by letting you share library assets with other Flash documents.
  • The most commonly used features now appear in one context-sensitive Property inspector, eliminating the need to access many other windows, panels,
  • and dialog boxes.
  • New starter templates are now included with Flash MX, making the creation of new documents easier.
  • Improvements to the Color Mixer simplify the creation, editing, and usage of colors and gradients.
  • Enhanced scripting and debugging tools, built-in code reference, and predefined components you can use to rapidly develop rich Web applications.
  • Reusable drag-and-drop interface elements for Flash content, such as list boxes, radio buttons, and scroll bars.
  • The object model integrates movie clips, buttons, and text fields into the ActionScript object-oriented scripting language.
  • The Live Preview feature for components makes it possible to actively view changes in user interface components within the authoring environment.
  • Enhanced text support allows for detailed control using ActionScript over every property of a text object, including its formatting, size, and layout.

Table of Contents:

Introduction – Getting Started

Chapter 1 – Working In Flash

Chapter 2 – Working With Flash Assets

Chapter 3 – Drawing

Chapter 4 – Working With Color

Chapter 5 – Using Imported Artwork And Video

Chapter 6 – Adding Sound – Export

Chapter 7 – Working With Graphic Objects

Chapter 8 – Working With Text

Chapter 9 – Using Symbols, Instances, And Library Assets

Chapter 10 – Creating Animation

Chapter 11 – Writing Scripts With Actionscript

Chapter 12 - Understanding The Actionscript Language

Chapter 13 - Working With Movie Clips And Buttons

Chapter 14 - Creating Interaction With Actionscript

Chapter 15 - Using Components

Chapter 16 – Connecting With External Sources

Chapter 17 – Creating Printable Movies

Chapter 18 – Creating Accessible Content

Chapter 19 – Testing A Movie

Chapter 20 – Publishing

Chapter 21 – Exporting

Appendix A – Keyboard Shortcuts

Appendix B – Operator Precedence And Associativity

Appendix C - Keyboard Keys And Key Code Values

Appendix D - Error Messages 411

Popularity: 20% [?]


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    11 PowerPoint Tutorials and Articles

    Here are 11 PowerPoint Tutorials and Articles from Computorcompanion.com. These tutorials will help you with PowerPoint features, such as Shape Styles, Charting, Animations and Transitions, Music and Sound, Colors, Backgrounds, and PowerPoint Shows.


    What are Shape Styles in PowerPoint 2007?
    Learn how to use Shape Styles in PowerPoint 2007, and how to use them

    3-D Charts in PowerPoint
    3-D Charts can help present some kinds of data more effectively. Find out how easy it is to create 3-D charts in PowerPoint.

    Choose the Right Colors in PowerPoint
    Learn about using colors in PowerPoint and how to choose good ones for your presentation..

    Adding Transition and Animation Effects in PowerPoint
    This shows you how to insert transitions and animations into your PowerPoint slides

    Create Picture Frames in PowerPoint
    This tutorial demonstrates how to make your photos look better when you create frames for them in PowerPoint.

    Add CD Tracks to PowerPoint Presentations
    This teaches you how you can easily add music and sound to your PowerPoint presentations.

    Create a PowerPoint Background from Any Picture
    This will show you how to create a background for your PowerPoint presentations that is warm, simple, and attractive.

    Simple Quizzes in PowerPoint
    Shows you how to make a quiz in PowerPoint, to be used for students or for presentation prizes.

    Create a PowerPoint Media Presentation
    This PowerPoint tutorial teaches you how to add music and sound to your PowerPoint 2003 presentation

    Create Star Wars Credits in PowerPoint
    Learn how to make text scroll off the page using PowerPoint’s animation feature.

    Set Up PowerPoint Shows
    This shows you how to create custom PowerPoint shows from your slides.

    Popularity: 20% [?]


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    April 4, 2007

    Word 2003 Video Training Tutorials from BSU.edu

    Here are some excellent Word 2003 Video Training Tutorials from Ball State University. These Word video tutorials will show you how to create more attractive Word docs and how to do it faster. Some of the Word features covered here are: Formatting and Edting a Document (font attributes, page numbering, columns, indenting, page breaks, headers-footers, text effects, spell check, find and replace, entering URLs); Adding Images and Charts (insert pictures and clip-art, copy Excel Chart into document, insert symbols); Printing (print preview, print selected text and pages); Web page creation; and Document Statistics.


    Formatting and Editing a Document

    Change the Font Size, Style, and Color
    Modify the style, size and color of text within your document. Also shows how to bold selected text.

    Format Your Document Using Bold, Italic, and Underline
    Learn how to use the Bold, Italic, and Underline formatting options.

    Add Page Numbers to Your Document
    Learn some of the different options you have for adding page numbers to your Word document.

    Divide Your Document into Columns
    Format your document using columns.

    Using the Indent Feature
    Use the Indent feature to format your Word document.

    Insert Page Breaks into Your Document
    Manually insert page breaks where you want them to be in your document.

    Inserting Headers and Footers
    Headers appear at the top of each page of your document and footers appear at the end of each page. Learn how to create headers and footers, plus insert text, graphics, and page numbers into them.

    Apply Text Effects to Existing Text
    Make specific text stand out in your document by applying Text Effects such as “Sparkle Text” or “Shimmer.”

    Spell Check Your Word Document
    There are two ways to use spell checker to correct misspellings in your Word documents.

    Using Cut and Paste
    Cut and Paste are two easy tools to use to delete or move text and graphics within a Word document.

    Using Find and Replace
    Use the Find feature in Word to find certain text within the document. The Replace feature can be used to find certain text and change it to something else.

    Moving Text Within a Word Document
    Move text from one location to another location within a Word document.

    Learn How to Enter URLs Into Word Documents.
    By default, web page addresses (URLs) and email addresses are set to be hyperlinks when they are typed in a Word document.  Learn how to enter these items correctly and learn how to remove the link feature.

    Add Images or Charts to a Document
    Insert Clip Art into a Word Document
    Clip Art images can easily be added to a Word document to make it more interesting.

    Insert a Picture into a Word Document
    Use pictures to enhance your Word document. It’s easy!

    Copy an Excel Chart into a Word Document
    Adding an Excel chart into a Word document is a great way to add visual interest to a document.

    Insert Symbols into Your Word Document
    Symbols are special characters and include things like Greek letters, math symbols, and arrows. Symbols can easily be inserted into any Word document.

    Printing
    Print Preview
    The Print Preview option in Word allows you to see how the document will appear when printed before you print it.

    Print Selected Pages
    Print only the pages of your document that you need.

    Print Selected Text
    Print a small section of your document by selecting it and then printing only the selected text.

    Printing a Word Document
    Learn the different ways to print a Word document.

    Web Page Development
    Save Your Word Document as a Web Page
    Use Word to create a web page.   Create a Word document as you normally would and then save it as a web page.

    Other Useful Information
    Add a Shortcut for Word on the Quick Lauch Tool Bar
    The Quick Launch Tool Bar provides quick access to programs you use frequently. Add a shortcut for Word to the Quick Launch Tool Bar.
     
    Find Document Statistics
    Need to know how many words are in your Word document? Look up the statistics in Document Properties.

    Popularity: 20% [?]


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    FrontPage 2003 Video Training Tutorials from BSU.edu

    Here are some excellent FrontPage 2003 Video Training Tutorials from Ball State University. FrontPage is the web page authoring and editing application from Microsoft.. These FrontPage video tutorials will teach you and show you many important features of FrontPage, such as Formatting Web Pages (background picture and sounds, alternative image text); Managing a Web Site (backup site, delete site, reports about site, do redirect, uploading files); adding shared borders; create, restrict, remove a subsite; and apply, create, remove themes.


    Formatting a Web Page

    Add a Background Picture to Your Web Page
    Add a picture as the background of your web page. The picture will appear behind any text you enter on the page.

    Include a Background Sound
    Learn how to add background music or a sound to your web page that will automatically play when the page is accessed.

    Remove the Scroll Bar from a Frame
    You can easily remove the scroll bar from a frame page.

    Add Alternative Text to Images
    Add alternative text, sometimes called alt tags, to an image. This helps makes your web site accessible to a visually impaired person.

    Create an E-mail Link
    Add a link to your web page so that if the link is clicked, an e-mail is sent to the desired e-mail address.

    Manage a Web Site
    Backup Your FrontPage Web Site
    It is always a good idea to back up your computer files. Your web site is no exception. Learn how to use FrontPage 2003 to back up your web pages.

    Delete a Published File
    Keep your web space clear of old content.  Remove a file or an entire page from your site.

    Reports Option Within FrontPage
    Use the FrontPage Reports option to see the status of each page in your site.  This will allow you to determine if each page has been published. Restrict Access to Your Site
    Use FrontPage 2003 to restrict who can access your web site.

    Remove a Restriction from the Root of a Web Site
    FrontPage 2003 can be used to remove access restrictions that you have placed on your web page.

    Set Up a Redirect
    Place a redirect on an old page so that if people go to it, they are automatically sent to another page. This is a great way to direct people to a new web page that is replacing an old one.

    Upload File to Your Web Site Using FrontPage 2003
    Create a web page that can be used to upload files.

    Shared Borders
    Turn on Shared Borders
    Learn to turn activate shared borders.

    Add Shared Borders
     Add shared borders to a web site if you want the same text or buttons to appear on a portion of all your pages within the site.
    Subsites
    Use FrontPage 2003 to Convert a Folder to a Subsite
    Subsites are used so that more than one web site can be hosted in the same web space. They can also be used if different parts of your site need to have different permissions. Learn how to set up a subsite using FrontPage 2003.

    Restrict a Subsite With FrontPage 2003
    Subsites are used so that more than one web site can be hosted in the same web space. Restrict access to a subsite without changing access permissions for the other sites in your web space.

    Removing a Restriction from a Subsite
    Subsites are used so that more than one web site can be hosted in the same web space. Learn how to remove access restrictions that you have placed on a sub-site. 

    Themes
    Apply a Theme to Your Web Site
    FrontPage comes with themes that can be applied to your web site. They include coordinated fonts, colors, bullets, graphics, and navigation bars. Learn how to apply a theme to your web site.

    Create Customized Theme 
    Create a customized theme by changing the background color of an existing theme.  

    Remove a Theme from a Single Page
    Remove a theme from a single page in your website, while leaving it on the rest of the pages within the site.

    Remove a Theme from Your Web Site
    FrontPage comes with themes that can be applied to your web site. They include coordinated fonts, colors, bullets, graphics, and navigation bars. This TechClip shows you how to remove a theme that has previously been applied to your web site.

    Popularity: 22% [?]


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    April 5, 2007

    Excel 2003 Video Training Tutorials from BSU.edu

    Here are some excellent Excel 2003 Video Training Tutorials from Ball State University. These Excel video tutorials demonstrate many of the important features and functionality of Excel, including: Formulas and Cell References; Formatting Cells and Data (column width, row height, text alignment, font size and color, formatting a range, merge and center columns, freezing a row or column); Modifying a Worksheet ( inserting columns and rows, copying and pasting cells); Functions (autosum, max, min, average); and Working with Multiple Worksheets.


    Getting Started

    Microsoft Excel 2003 Introduction
    Learn the basics of using Microsoft Excel 2003. The layout of an Excel worksheet is explained.

    Simple formulas and cell references
    Learn how to use Excel cell references and create simple formulas.

    Create Basic Excel Spreadsheet
    View a demo of creating a basic spreadsheet. Active cells and data entry are explained.  

    Using “Save” and “Save As” Option
    Using the “Save As” option can save the original spreadsheet while creating a new spreadsheet with a new name.

     
    Formatting Cells and Data

    Column Width 
    Change the width of a single column or a group of columns within your Excel spreadsheet.

    Row Height
    Easily change the height of a single row or multiple rows in your Excel spreadsheet.

    Text Alignment 
    Change the alignment of text in a single cell or a series of cells.

    Format Font, Size and Color
    Format text in a cell by changing the font, the size, or the color. Learn to apply Bold, Italic, or Underline characteristics to text in a cell.

    Formatting a Range of Cells in Excel
    Select a cell or range of cells and format the contents of those cells.

    Format Percentages
    Use the percent style to format percentages in an Excel spreadsheet.

    Use Merge and Center Columns
    Use the “Merge and Center” command to center a title across several columns in your spreadsheet.

    Word Wrap Alignment In Excel
    To keep text within the cell it was typed in, the word wrap alignment feature can be used. It changes the height of the cell so that all the text fits without changing the width of the cell.

    Freeze a Row or Column to Control Display
    Use the Freeze Pane feature to lock either columns or rows so they stay displayed as you scroll thru your spreadsheet.


    Modifying a Worksheet

    Insert columns and rows in Excel
    Insert columns and rows into an existing spreadsheet.  Format cells to change the way the data in that cell is displayed.  

    Copy and Paste Between Cells
    Copy and paste the contents of existing cells to other cells. Learn to use the Fill Handle to copy formulas and values to other cells.

    Other Ways to Copy and Paste
    Learn different methods for copying and pasting information within Excel.


    Functions

    AutoSum Feature 
    Use the AutoSum feature to quickly total a column or row. 

    Use Max and Min or Avg on a Range
    Use functions to determine the maximum (MAX), the minimum (MIN), or the average (AVG) for a range or cells.


    Working with Multiple Sheets

    Manage Sheets in an Excel Workbook
    Manage the sheets that make up your Excel 2003 workbook.


    Popularity: 21% [?]


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    Photoshop Elements Video Training Tutorials from BSU.edu

    Here are some excellent Photoshop Elements Video Training Tutorials from Ball State University. With Photoshop Elements, you can to edit, enhance, organize, and share your digital photos and images. These Photoshop Elements video tutorials will show you how to use some of the most important features of this photo and imaging editing application. Some of the features taught here are: the Zoom Tool, Resizing, Cropping, the Elliptical Marquee Tool, the Lasso Tool, Adding Text, Using Filters and Frames, Special Effects, and Using a Scanner with Photoshop Elements.


    Getting Started

    Introduction to the Editor 
    Learn how to start Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 and view a brief overview of the Editor screen.
        
    Access Photos Already Saved on Your Computer
    Use Photoshop Elements to access a picture that is already saved on your computer and then save it with a new file name.

    The Zoom Tool
    It is easy to change which portion of a picture you are looking at by using the Zoom Tool.  You can zoom in to see details of a smaller section of the image or zoom out to see more of the image.


    Crop or Resize an Image

    Resize a Picture
    Easily change the size of a picture to make it fit the area where you are going to use it.

    Cropping Photos
    Cropping allows you to remove distracting background elements and focus in on the target of your photo by selecting the part of the photo you want to keep and deleting everything else.


    Selecting Part of an Image

    Using the Elliptical Marquee Tool
    The Elliptical Marquee Tool allows you to select a round or oval section of an image.  Learn how to select a section, remove the image outside the selection, and then save the image.

    Selecting with the Lasso Tool
    The Lasso Tool can be used to select areas of an image that have an irregular shape. 


    Working with Text

    Add Text to a Photo
    Photoshop Elements makes it easy to add text to a photo and then save the text and photo as a single image.


    Filters and Special Effects

    Soften the Border of a Photo
    Soften the edge of a photo so that the edges appear to fade out.  Includes an explanation of the feather tool.

    Using Artistic Filters
    Modify the appearance of photos by apply filters and special effects.  This TechClip explains how to use the Artistic filters that can be used to make photos look like drawings or paintings.

    Add a Frame to a Photo
    Photoshop Elements makes it easy to add a picture frame to a photo.  There are several styles of frames to choose from.  Some of the frames look like traditional picture frames while others look more like special affects that modify the edges of the photo.

    Convert a Photo to Black and White
    Converting a color photo to black and white photo is easy with Photoshop Elements. 


    Using a Scanner

    Scan an Image and then Edit It
    Use a scanner to import an image into Photoshop Elements so that you can modify it.

    Popularity: 21% [?]


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    2 CSS Training Tutorials

    Here are two Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Training Tutorials from the University of Minnesota. These are very helpful with getting your familiar with CSS and understanding how to use and code these into your web pages. CSS is the preferred method now of developing web sites, so use CSS instead of HTML tags, such as <font>.


    Inside Cascading Style Sheets

    To use the tutorials in this training workshop, you’ll need a text editor and have Dreamweaver 8 available (for that section only). These modules will introduce CSS and get you going with coding CSS in your web pages right away.


    Cascading Style Sheets Tips

    Here are some great CSS tutorials and tips. Using these, you will learn the CSS basics: process, structure, semantics, and validating. These four techniques make up the foundation for getting everything coded correctly when using CSS in your web sites.

    Popularity: 20% [?]


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    April 9, 2007

    Outlook Web Access Video Tutorials from BSU.edu

    Here are several excellent Outlook Web Access Video Training Tutorials from Ball State University. Outlook Web Access (OWA) is sometimes referred to as webmail, and it provides a nice method to access your e-mail account from the Internet. These Outlook Web Access video tutorials teach how to use some of the important features of this Internet email application, such as: Mark Messages as Read, Restore Deleted Items, Change the Background Color, Add a Signature, Use the Out of Office Assistant, Manage Junk Mail, Block a Sender, and Print Your Calendar.


    Manage Your Account

    • Empty Your Deleted Items Folder Using OWA
      Keeping your e-mail account cleaned up is important. Watch this TechClip to learn how to empty your Delete Items folder via Outlook Web Access.

    • Mark a Message as Unread
      Once you read an email, you can go to the inbox and mark it as unread. This is a great way to remind yourself that you need to go back to it later.

    • Change your OWA Time Zone
      Quickly check the OWA (webmail) time zone and learn how to change it. All OWA users should change their time zone to Eastern.

    • Restore Deleted Items
      There are two easy ways to move items from the Deleted Items folder back to the folder that they were deleted from.

    Customize OWA
    • Change the Color of Your OWA Screen
      You can customize the look and feel of Outlook Web Access (OWA) by changing the default color of the screen.

    • Add a Signature to Your E-mails
      Adding a signature to OWA (webmail) will allow you to specify information that you want at the end of each e-mail to automatically be generated when you start a new e-mail.

    • Using the Out of Office Assistant
      Use the “Out of Office Assistant” to let people know when you are away. They will get an automatic reply when they e-mail you.

    Dealing with Junk Mail and SPAM
    • Enable Junk Mail Filter From WebMail
      The first step to eliminating junk e-mail from displaying in your Webmail account is to enable junk e-mail filtering. 

    • Block Senders
      OWA provides two ways of blocking a sender so that any mail they send you goes automatically to your Junk Mail folder.

    • Tools to Help Manage Junk Mail
      Mange your junk e-mail using the Block Sender and Safe Sender features of Outlook Web Access (OWA).  Also learn how to empty your Junk Mail folder.

    Using the Calendar from OWA

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    Outlook 2003 Video Tutorials from BSU.edu

    Here are several easy to follow Outlook 2003 Video Training Tutorials from Ball State University. These Outlook 2003 video tutorials cover most of the important features and functionality that you need to know when using this email application. Some of the features demonstrated are: Enable Spam Filtering, Block a Sender, Customize Junk Mail Settings, Your Email Quota, Recall Messages, Create an Archive,Uundelete an Email, Add a Signature, Out of Office Assistant, Global Address List, Add a Contact, Add an Appointment, Schedule a Meeting, Print Your Calendar, Export Calendar Items, Add a Delegate, Public Folders, Outlook Notes, and Follow-up Flags.


    Getting Started


    Dealing with Junk Mail and SPAM
    Manage Your Account      
    Customize Outlook  
    Using the Address Book and Contacts
    • Using the Global Address List
      The global address list provides a list of e-mail addresses for all BSU e-mail accounts.  It makes it easy to find an e-mail address or schedule a meeting.

    • Add a Contact from a E-mail
      Add the sender from an e-mail you received to your contacts list.

    • Create an Outlook Contact
      Create an Outlook Contact to save information about someone such as their e-mail address and other contact information.

    • New E-mail Addresses Listing
      It can take up to 48 hours for new e-mail addresses to be listed in the global address book in your Outlook account. Learn how to request an update to get these new addresses sooner.

    Working with the Calendar      
    Sharing Access to Outlook
    Accessing Public Folders
    • Public Folders
      Access e-mail messages that are posted in the many BSU public folders, including allbsu.

    Outlook Notes
    • Notes Can Help You Stay Organized
      Outlook notes are the electronic equivalent of a post-it note.  Use notes to store bits of information that you will need later.

    • Change the Color of a Note
      Stay organized by customizing the color of the notes you have in Outlook.

    • Delete a Note
      Remove a note that you have previously added to Outlook.  Deleted notes are moved to the Deleted Items folder, just like email messages that you delete.

    Other Useful Tools

    Popularity: 21% [?]


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    April 11, 2007

    Flash Tutorials from FlashTutorials.us

    FlashTutorials.us provides many free Macromedia Flash Tutorials links to high-quality Flash tutorials around the web. Below are the categories of Flash functionality and features that they offer tutorials on. Macromedia Flash permits web developers to bring together video, audio, graphics, and text into a web site or web applicaction to increase the user experience and provide interactivity.

    Topics for Flash Tutorials:

    Popularity: 20% [?]


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