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Understanding the Movie Clip Architecture - Part 1 The Almighty Movie Clip
Enable Robust Exception Information to provide greater detail about the source of errors. In the Administrator, click Debugging & Logging > Debugging Settings, and select the Robust Exception Information option.Photoshoptalent
Pxleyes Welcome to Pxleyes... The place for graphical artists! We are just an awesome community with one common interest: a big passion for computer graphics! We have contests, prizes, tutorials, forums and a fantastic community!Photoshop tutorials
Beauty retouching is probably one of the most popular application areas in which Adobe Photoshop is used extensively. There are two simple reasons for that. First, Photoshop offers a variety of advanced tools to smooth out skin and hair, optimize body proportions and emphasize some beautiful details.
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Photoshop’s all about the visuals, so it’s no surprise that it makes for some good videos. Today Psdtuts+ is launching it’s video addition to the sidebar and video channel at Vimeo , so what better time to take a look at some of the great PSD Videos around the web! But be warned, surfing these video sites is a great way to kill your productivity! A somewhat disturbing retouching of a larger woman into a weird looking smaller woman. Very worth seeing, if only for the freaky hair that the Photoshopper gives her at the end. I don’t even really know if this is Photoshop, but it’s an interesting transformation nonetheless.
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A 2 Hour video lesson which teaches Actionscript 3 Flash Email Forms (with "Flash Cookies") Watch Step by Step Instructions for Creating the Form shown, with these key featurs - Locally Shared Objects (basically, Flash "cookies") are created to save the form for filling in later. For example, fill in some of the fields above. Press TAB or "Save Form", then close the window and come back. Upon return the information filled in previously will appear.For some reason or another, we just couldn't find what you were looking for. Our apologies. Perhaps the link you just clicked is old and out of date, or maybe you just happened upon a cool little bug. Either way, feel free to go back and give it another shot, or go to good-tutorials.com and browse around until you find something that meets your fancy.
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Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 enables designers to create and deliver content across multiple media formats, including print, web, video, digital publications and mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Whether you're a new user who needs to learn Adobe software from scratch, an early adopter who wants to get up to speed on the new features, or an experienced pro looking for inspiration, we have a solution for you.The NextPrev tutorial deals with pagination in Flash, a situation I seem to run into more and more these days. My usual course of action was to serve up the data to a PHP/HTML page and let it deal with paginating the results. But Flash has so much more to offer than the traditional html page, that I decided to recreate the process in Flash, which is a bit ironic in these days of Mr Jobs pushing HTML5 to do everything Flash does, only better.
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Embedding Flash Objects-Swfs into Powerpoint - ActionScript.org Flash, Flex and ActionScript Resources
Embedding Flash Objects/Swfs into Powerpoint Jonathan Szczur ( seeezer ) is an Senior Flash Developer at Carat Fusion in Boston who has been working in Flash for the majority of the last decade. He has won various awards for his work in Advergames and site development. He maintains his website @ seeezer.com . Type the name of the .swf file into the “Movie” field in the Properties window (if using a online .swf, type in the entire url of the .swf – e.g. http://www.something.com/flash/someswfname.swf )Continuing from last month, we take another surf through great personalities from the design, painting, and illustration worlds -- closing out this year's Designing Women with : * Kathleen Meaney, * Debbie Millman : Sterling Brands, * Nicolle Rager Fuller, * Susan Sellers : brand strategy, * Tina and Esther: Little Fury, * Jessica Skipworth : Branding, * Deborah Adler, and last but not least, * Sara De Bondt! March 26, 2012

