Sunday, May 23rd, 2004 - 10:34 am
PJ and Supreme4 collections of Flash Text Effects, which were available as SWFX/WildFX plugins, are now available as Macromedia Flash MX (MX / 2004 / 2004 professional) Component collections. Drag & drop effects from the component panel, set text; as easy as that. All effects have customizable parameters. They can now be adjusted to your …
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Oops! I was supposed to blog this information on my site but I think I had the Team Macromedia Flash Weblog selected on Zempt. Anyway, there is not much of a difference, so just head over to the post on TMM Blog and mail …
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Recently I realized that Macromedia Web Forum no longer “subscribe” you to the thread you reply automatically. This was done more to facilitate the fact that the e-mail reminder do not disturb people while posting or replying on the web forum. Unfortunately for me, I have not grown to click that manually and thus I lost …
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There are many good books that caters to the need of good Application Development using Object Oriented Programming methodology. Mook’s Essential ActionScript 2.0′ Part 2 “Application Development” preaches the same but to the point in an easier way for the Flash Developers to understand faster. I particularly like the clear cut explanation to separate the source and …
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So, this summer, get ready to tickle your Actionscript skill and hone your application development skill and catapult to another advanced level. Thanks to Colin Moock for the book and his contributions to the Flash Community.
Read the article 6 CommentsSaturday, May 1st, 2004 - 11:07 am
Couple of months back, I downloaded the demo version of Maxivista and I loved it for many reasons. It includes a virtual graphics adapter which fools your primary PC into thinking that there is an additional monitor display installed. Windows enables its multi monitor capabilities and extend the desktop to an additional screen. The content of this extra screen is transmitted to your secondary PC via a standard network connection and displayed by the MaxiVista Viewer program.
Saturday, May 1st, 2004 - 10:43 am
The Wanderer is Philippe Wittenbergh, image poet, wanderer, web designer. He is currently living in the eastern part of the world, timezones ahead of most people, surrounded by tea fields, a cat, a partner and some more. He loves Jazz, avantguarde music and books, fine wine and some beers should not be forgotten.
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I firmly believe in keeping things simple, easy for users and I envison pushing the technical envelop
time and again for the betterment of viable commercial and practical applications. More about me.
Since its inception on 11th June, 2001, "Brajeshwar" has 979 Articles and 6,657 comments, contained within 17 categories and 1,591 tags.
