Beginner's Guide to Adobe Flash

center|200px|Adobe Flash Player logo. This book is a student project, created by students of an introduction to Flash class. It will act as a document that presents instructions on how to use Adobe Flash Professional from the perspective of people learning how to use it themselves. This books aims to introduce Flash Professional to those with no prior experience with Flash. Flash is a deprecated technology. It is replaced by Adobe Animate and native web technologies such as HTML5. Only use this guide to maintain existing projects. To learn standard web technologies, read HyperText Markup Language and JavaScript. Table of Contents /Why Use Flash?/ /Shortcuts/ /Interface/ Document Window Timeline Window Property Inspector Tool Bar Panels /Tools/ Rectangle and Oval Pencil Brush Pen /Color/ Color Mixer Color Swatches Gradients /Animation/ Shape Tweens Motion Tweens /Symbols/ Graphic Button Movie Clip Making Using /Text/ Static Dynamic Input Embedding Fonts Filters and Blend Modes Adding Filters Saving Presets and Combining Filters Blend Modes Dimensional Shadows Animating Filters with Motion Tweens Custom Easing Controlling Color Adjusting Color Filters Color Properties Layering Graphics Applying Compound Blend Modes Creating an Animated Alpha Blend /Bitmaps/ When to use Bitmaps Instead of Vectors Importing Caching /Sound/ Importing On the Timeline Stream and Event /Video/ Supported Codecs Importing Using Flash Video Encoder Using The FLVPlayback Component Exporting /Interactivity/ ActionScript Events and Handlers Timeline Control /Components/ Data Playback User Interface /Publishing/ Publish Settings SWF Files HTML Files Projectors Animation software B 50% zh:Adobe Flash