Total Training for Macromedia Flash 8

RELEASE INFO:



Total.Training.for.Macromedia.Flash.8-MOJO_Repack



Packager ....... : Quasi_Mojo

Supplier ....... : HB



This release date: March 11, 2006

Store Date ..... : 2006

Platform ....... : WinXX/MAC

Program Type ... : Training



Protection ..... : None

Cracker ........ : N/A

Compressed Size. : 6.39 GIG

Uncompressed Size: DVD 1: 3.94 GIG, DVD 2: 3.94 GIG, DVD 3: 3.86 GIG

Format ......... : RAR / ISO



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Total Training for Macromedia Flash Professional 8

Hosted by John Ulliman



This training series produced in HD includes over 24 hours of indexed

tutorials on the industry's most advanced authoring environment for

creating interactive web sites. You will dramatically expand your

knowledge of Flash and its extensive capabilities.



Highlights:

* Gain a comprehensive look at the most useful tools and features of Flash Professional 8.

* Learn inside tips for how to create better designs and author interactive content rich with video, graphics, and animation.

* Polish your skills with tutorials that will help you generate truly unique web sites and presentations.



Bonus Material:

Enjoy a free stock footage clip courtesy of Post Holes, a stock

media development company that produces royalty-free, stock footage

clips that are pre-matted, ready-to-use in video graphics software

or non-linear editing applications.



To access the Bonus Material, click on the Bonus button in the top

right corner of the Interface screen and sign up using a throw-away

e-mail address. Do not ask for Bonus codes - sign up for them

yourself!



DVD 1:

Part 1 - Graphics in Flash

01. A Quick Flash Demo (48 min)

02. Meet Flash: Fundamentals (37 min)

03. Drawing with Vectors (28 min)

04. Flash Natural Drawing Tools (45 min)

05. Advanced Vector Drawing (54 min)

06. Setting Colors in Flash (44 min)

07. Bitmaps in Flash (51 min)

08. Using Text in Flash (55 min)

09. Symbols (41 min)

10. Symbol Effects: Filters & Blends (65 min)



DVD 2:

Part 2 - Animation in Flash

01. Introduction to the Timeline (55 min)

02. Shape Tweening (70 min)

03. Motion Tweening (64 min)

04. Advanced Animation Techniques (59 min)

05. Simulating Speed in your Animations (62 min)

06. Nesting Symbols for Complex Animation (61 min)

07. Animated Masks & Filters (54 min)

08. Sound & Video (85 min)



DVD 3:

Part 3 - Making Interactive Movies with Flash

01. Flash Buttons (54 min)

02. scripting Basics (51 min)

03. Basic Navigation Systems (64 min)

04. Flash Screens (61 min)

05. Advanced Navigation Systems (69 min)

06. Data Entry Forms & Components (74 min)

07. Publishing your Movies (46 min)

08. Developing for Mobile & PDA (25 min)



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System Requirements

For optimal video playback performance of our training, we

recommend the following system specifications:



Windows:

2.0 GHz processor or higher

512 MB RAM



Macintosh:

1.0 GHz processor or higher

512 MB RAM



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A NOTE FROM TT:



What is the difference between a video DVD and a DVD-ROM?



You may have noticed that some of our training products are available

as either DVDs or DVD-ROMs; however you may be unclear on what the

actual differences are between the two. When you see a product

referred to as being available on DVD, this means that it's a standard

video disc, very similar to the commercial movie discs that you get

from the video rental store. These discs contain regular broadcast

NTSC video (the North American video standard), which are designed to

play on a standard set-top DVD player for viewing on a television set.

You can always watch our video DVDs with a regular DVD/TV setup, but

if your computer supports video DVD playback, you may also watch our

training on your computer desktop.



DVD-ROMs, on the other hand, are only viewable on a computer. A

DVD-ROM is physically the same type of disc as a video DVD, but does

not contain broadcast video and is not viewable on a standard DVD/TV

setup. Instead, our DVD-ROMs contain a computer program which runs on

Macintosh or Windows systems, enabling you to watch our lessons and

actively participate within each lesson. You must run this program to

view the training. A set-top DVD player cannot run a computer program,

and so our DVD-ROMs won't work in a video DVD player.



The advantage of DVD-ROMs over video DVDs is that our program provides

for a much higher level of interactivity than a video DVD does. This

interactivity enriches your training, as the program remembers lessons

you've already watched and automatically links to our website for

program updates. We can also create better-quality video on a DVD-ROM

than on a DVD intended for television viewing, all of which results in

a better training experience for you.



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INSTALL NOTES



UnRAR with WinRAR and Burn or view on your harddrive by mounting to a

virtual drive using your preferred software.



ATTENTION: TROUBLESHOOTING



Troubleshooting for Total Training for Macromedia Flash 8:



Trouble launching the Training?



Update your product to activate certain features:

To activate some of the features in the Training interface, please

check our website at www.totaltraining.com for product updates, or you

can click the Setup button in the lower right of the interface to

reveal the menu shown in the figure below. From there, click the link

shown to visit our product updates and support web page.



Windows users:

The Launchpad window for the Training should open automatically when

you insert the DVD-ROM. If the Launchpad doesn't start automatically,

double-click on the My Computer icon on your desktop. Then locate your

DVD-ROM drive (it should be labeled TMMFL8_Px) and double-click on its

icon to open the Launchpad. If this still doesn't work, right-click on

the DVD-ROM icon (TMMFL8_Px), displayed in the My Computer window, and

select Open from the popup menu. Then double-click the file TMMFL8

may be called TMMFL8.exe) to start the Launchpad.



Macintosh users:

Under Mac OS X, the Launchpad window will not automatically launch

when you insert the DVD-ROM. You'll need to open the DVD-ROM by

double-clicking its icon on the desktop. Then double-click the "TMMF8

Launchpad Mac" file in the DVD-ROM window.



No video?

If you see the Training window and the interface elements (header,

buttons, etc.), but no video is displayed in the center of the window,

you probably don't have QuickTime installed, or you have an outdated

version. You can download the latest version by clicking the "Get

QuickTime" button on the QuickTime Test window that appears after you

click "Install", or manually download the latest version from Apple's

website using your browser.

The web address is:



Choppy or stuttering audio or video playback?

If you experience stuttering or choppy video or audio when playing the

training, try opening and closing one of the menus. This may correct

the problem.



No QuickTime Registration number needed

If you install or update QuickTime, you may be prompted to enter a

registration number at the end of the installation process.

Registration is needed only for the Pro version of QuickTime, and is

not required to view the Training - you may simply leave the fields

blank and click "Next >" to complete the QuickTime installation. (If

you do have a Pro registration number, you may enter it when prompted,

or it may be entered at a later time via the QuickTime control panel.)



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A BIG "THANK YOU" TO



HB: for supplying the original upload!

All you seeders: for keeping these torrents alive!



Enjoy!