"equivity" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:bgep8n$gig$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Ok I can tell just from browsing the forums that I am so new to Flash it

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> I want to either find a great resource to learn how to do flash, or..
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> I want to find a great resource with alot of different template in flash
that I can either get for free or purchase and edit it from there.
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> Really the first option is prefered. Basically I want to know how to get

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> Anyone feel like mentoring me in designing with Flash?
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> In my case I started off with
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> Macromedia Flash MX Training From the Source.
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> in my case, am starting of with "Foundation flash 5" published by friends of ED .. it's quite good.

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> if i'm staryting with flash 5, is moving to mx very difficult?
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On Sat, 2 Aug 2003 13:54:23 +0100, Jim PKP <jim@nospam.com> wrote:

>In article <bget82$luj$1@forums.macromedia.com>, "blenz"
>webforumsuser@macromedia.com says...
>> In my case I started off with
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>> Macromedia Flash MX Training From the Source.
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>www.friendsofed.com has some really good books on Flash, starting
>from beginners, going up as far as advanced ActionScript.
>They're mostly tutorial based with rela-world examples, so they
>should get your creative juices flowing as well as teaching what
>you need to know...

> Ok I can tell just from browsing the forums that I am so new to Flash
> it is not funny. I can edit flash a little and modify it slightly. But
> I am really looking for either one of two things.
>
> I want to either find a great resource to learn how to do flash, or..
>
> I want to find a great resource with alot of different template in
> flash that I can either get for free or purchase and edit it from
> there.
>
> Really the first option is prefered. Basically I want to know how to
> get items into flash, and how to make them move. Thats what I want to
> start off with.
>
> Anyone feel like mentoring me in designing with Flash?
>
>
>