This tutorial outlines the difference between vector graphics and bitmap graphics. It is for the Flash Newbie!

For somebody to be able to see your Flash movie online they need the appropriate Flash player to be installed into the Browser. So if you create a movie in Flash 5 they will need the Flash 5 Player (or a more recent version of the player). If you create a Flash MX movie the Browser needs the Flash 6...

Flash's default frame rate is 12 frames per second (fps) and generally produces the best results for the web. If the frame rate is too fast it will blur the details of the animation and become CPU intensive which could result in the deterioration of the overall movie (a higher rate will not effect the size of your file/movie). A frame rate that is too slow will have a similar effect where it appears to stop and start.QuickTime and AVI movies are generally 12 fps, while video uses 24 frames per second. The human brain will see the individual frames of an animation if it's below 24 fps. At 24 fps the brain can no longer keep up and is tricked into seeing an animation like it was someone walking down the street (no bumps). Which is why motion-pictures screen at 24 fps.

This tutorial will teach you how to create a very simple and practical shape effect.

The tutorial shows you how to have complete control over your Pop Up Windows, including the position on screen. What's more all the code is within the Flash button so you don't need to mess around with any JavaScript in the HTML. Updated to take into account the Pop Up Blocker in Windows XP Service Pack 2.

This tutorial shows you step by step how to scroll a movie clip with the Scrollpane Component.

It takes only a couple lines of script to turn 12:5:7 into 12:05:07"

Motion tweening is one of the most important parts in the program Macromedia Flash.We almost cant imagine working without motion tweening.We are using motion tweening automatically alter the properties of a symbol (Movie Clip.....) over a certain length of time.This tutorail will learn you how to create very simple motion tweening effect.Exactly this tutorial is for the peopels who opening flash for the first time.You don't have to know anything about this program to create this tutorials.

This tutorial will show you how to add interactivity to an image imported into Flash. This is a very simple technique that, matched with a bit of creativity, can produce some very dynamic results. A scenery picture works well to learn the technique. You can use individual trees, mountains, or grass as individual objects from the image.Find and import an image into Flash that contains several different objects. Select the image with your cursor.

Scrollbar is very popular in Flash. This tutorial explains how to create simple scrollbar using action script.