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"No matter what your background, the pages that follow will provide you with some excellent knowledge, insight, and even a little bit of wisdom in the realm of Flash and ActionScript. Happy learning!"-- Branden Hall, from the Foreword
Written by Flash insiders with extensive knowledge of the technology, this guide is designed specifically to help Flash designers and developers make the leap from ActionScript 2.0 to the new object-oriented ActionScript 3.0 quickly and painlessly. Formatted so you can find any topic easily, ActionScript 3.0 Quick Reference Guide explains:
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Object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts, such as packages and classes
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ActionScript 3.0 features and player enhancements that improve performance
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Workflow differences between ActionScript 2.0 and ActionScript 3.0 including tools, code editing, component sets, and image and font rendering
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Where did it go? A guide to help you find familiar features in ActionScript 3.0, such as global functions, operators, properties, and statements
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How do I? Step-by-step solutions for performing tasks with ActionScript 3.0, including input, sound, video, display, events, text, and more
Also included are overviews of Flash and ActionScript features and workflows. ActionScript 3.0 is a huge upgrade to Flash's programming language -- and this guide helps you upgrade your skills to match it.
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Synthetic Instruments: Concepts and ApplicationsThe way electronic measurement instruments are built is making an evolutionary leap to a new method of design called synthetic instruments. This promises to be the most significant advance in electronic test and instrumentation since the introduction of automated test equipment (ATE). The switch to synthetic instruments is beginning now, and it... | | | | Ew 103, Tactical Battlefield communications Electronic WarfareThis is the third book in the EW 100 series. Like the two earlier books, it is based on the EW 101 series of tutorial articles in the Journal of Electronic Defense. However, this book focuses on the practical aspects of electronic warfare against enemy communications signals
The target audiences for this book, like the earlier two, are... |
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