01804nam a2200265   4500001000500000005001700005006001100022008003900033010001700072020001500089100002100104245007600125250001200201260005200213300003400265500002000299505071800319520023901037533009001276550005401366630004501420630002601465650002401491650002301515724620181127183231.0m     o  d020129s2003    inua          001 0 eng  z  2002101433  z07357129561 aKerman, Phillip.10a[ActionScripting in Flash MX]h[electronic resource] /cPhillip Kerman.  a1st ed.  aIndianapolis, Ind. :bNew Riders,c2002, c2003.  axii, 697 p. :bill. ;c23 cm.  aIncludes index.  apt. I. Foundation. 1. Flash Basics. 2. What's New in  Flash MX. 3. The Programmer's Approach. 4. Basic  Programming in Flash. 5. Programming Structures. 6.  Debugging. 7. The Movie Clip Object. 8. Functions. 9.  Manipulating Strings. 10. Keyboard Access and Modifying  Onscreen Text. 11. Arrays. 12. Objects. 13. Homemade  Objects. 14. Extending ActionScript. 15. Components. 16.  Interfacing with External Data -- pt. II. Workshops. pt. IIA. Basic Workshops. 1. Ensuring  That Users Have the Flash Player 6. 2. Creating Custom  Cursors. 3. Creating a Horizontal Slider. 4. Building a  Slide Show. 5. Mapping and Scripted Masks. 6. Working  with Odd-Shaped Clickable Areas. 7. Adapting Built-In  Components.grt  aA guide to ActionScripting using Flash MX. The text  provides practical exercises to build problem-solving  skills, foundation knowledge in programming, and debugging  techniques. The web site companion features downloadable  scripts.  aElectronic reproduction.bBoston, MA :cSafari,d2003.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMade available through: Safari Books Online, LLC.00aActionScript (Computer program language)00aFlash (Computer file) 0aComputer animation. 0aWeb sitesxDesign.