Let's face it: Most people, even our friends and family, find it pretty boring to open emails with huge photo files attached to them. They're bulky and take forever to load.
So instead of sending your loved ones just photo files, treat them to an experience instead by attaching an Adobe Flash slide show. Check out this flash animation design video to learn how to create an Adobe Flash slide show using Adobe Flash CS4.
Materials:
* A computer with internet
* Adobe Flash CS4
* Digital photos
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Create fades in Flash CS3
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Customize flash animation templates in Flash 8
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Change the pivot point position in Flash
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Create a page turning effect in Flash
How To:
Create a high score table for Flash games
How To:
Animate backgrounds with Flash
How To:
Create a writing effect in Flash
How To:
Use Macromedia Flash 8
How To:
Create a bouncing ball animation in Flash
How To:
Link to a URL in Flash
How To:
Use Macromedia Flash Pro 8
How To:
Shade characters in your Flash animation
How To:
Create a simple flash animation using Creative Suite 4 Professional
How To:
Apply bones to images and Photoshop files in CS4
How To:
Create text animation in Macromedia Flash 8
How To:
Create and use a virtual camera in Flash CS4 animation
How To:
Prevent your image from pixelation by smoothing out your bitmap in Flash
How To:
Insert a Flash video into a PowerPoint presentation
How To:
Use the camera object in Adobe Flash
How To:
Trace in Flash
How To:
Create fades in Flash CS3
How To:
Customize flash animation templates in Flash 8
How To:
Change the pivot point position in Flash
How To:
Create a page turning effect in Flash
1 Comment
That's Great! I have a swf that works just as the tut, but I want the swf to open without the button 1 image to show up until I press the first button. How would I go about this?
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