After completing this course, the user should be able to:
 | Create dynamic text, input text, and rich formatted text |
| Load external data |
| Create and program a button |
| Create drag-and-drop objects |
| Create an invisible button |
| Create a customizable menu |
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| Working with Dynamic Text |
| Loading and Creating Text Data |
| Working with Input Text |
| Creating Hyperlinked Text |
| Scrolling Text |
| Building a Button |
| Programming a Button |
| Creating an Invisible Button |
| Creating Drag-and-Drop Objects |
| Using the startDrag and stopDrag Actions |
| Assembling a Customizable Menu |
| Programming Menu Buttons |
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| Exercises that allow users to practice the application |
| A file containing the text of the exercises |
| Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to the application |
| A glossary |
| A Skill Assessment |
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| Experience with Flash MX |
| Macromedia Flash MX ActionScript: Getting Started |
| Macromedia Flash MX ActionScript: Directing and Managing Movies |
| Macromedia Flash MX ActionScript: Using Variables, Properties, and Functions |
| Macromedia Flash MX ActionScript: Creating Objects and Interactive Elements |
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| Macromedia Flash MX ActionScript: Statements, Expressions, and Testing |
| Macromedia Flash MX ActionScript: Adding Advanced Features |
| Macromedia Flash MX ActionScript: Finishing Touches |
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