Chun, R: Adobe Flash Professional CC Classroom in a Book

Getting Started About Classroom in a Book(What's New(Prerequisites(Installing Flash(Copying the Lesson Files(How to Use the Lessons(Additional Resources 1 Getting Acquainted Starting Flash and Opening a File(Creating a new file and Document types(Getting to Know the Workspace(Working with the Library Panel(Understanding the Timeline(Organizing Layers in a Timeline(Using the Properties Inspector(Using the Tools Panel (Undoing Steps in Flash (Object-level undo)(Previewing Your Movie(Modifying the Content and Stage (Saving Your Movie(Finding Resources for Using Flash(Checking for Updates 2 Working with Graphics(Getting Started(Understanding Strokes and Fills(Creating Shapes(Making Selections(Editing Shapes(Using Gradient and Bitmap Fills(Creating Curves(Using Variable Width Strokes(Creating Transparencies(Creating and Editing Text (Export to SVG 3 Creating and Editing Symbols(Getting Started(About Symbols(Creating Symbols(Editing and Managing Symbols (Changing the Size and Position of Instances(Changing the Color Effect of Instances.(Understanding Display Options(Applying Filters for Special Effects(Positioning in 3D Space(Importing Illustrator Files(Importing Photoshop Files 4 Animating Symbols(Getting Started(About Animation(Understanding the Project File(Animating Position(Changing the Pacing and Timing(Animating Transparency(Animating Filters (Animating Transformations(Changing the Path of the Motion(Swapping Tween Targets(Creating Nested Animations (Easing(Animating 3D Motion(Testing Your Movie 5 Advanced Motion Tweening(Using the Motion Editor(Opening the Motion Editor(Collapsing the Motion Editor(Changing the Motion Editor view(Editing the Property curve(Adding a Property curve(Adding a complex ease(Editing the ease curve(Changing the ease value(Adding and deleting anchor points(Removing an ease 6 Animating Shapes and Using Masks(Getting Started(Morphing with Shape Tweens(Using Onion Skinning(Using Shape Hints(Creating Masks(Animating the Mask and Masked Layers

Russell Chun is a multimedia developer, author, and educator specializing in visualizing science, data, and story ideas for the web. He is on the adjunct faculty at City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate School of Journalism where he established and teaches their course in data-driven interactive journalism. He also serves as Department Head of the Illustration degree program at Sessions College for Professional Design. He is the author of several books, interactive and video products on multimedia. Russell earned his Masters degree in Medical and Biological Illustration from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He currently lives in Brooklyn, NY.