Prerequisite
for learning Action Script is knowledge of the following in
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Duration
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Data Types |
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Functions |
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Conditions |
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Arrays |
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Loops |
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Classes |
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ActionScript
is the programming language of the Flash Player runtime. Originally
developed as a way for Flash developers to program interactivity,
ActionScript enables efficient programming of Flash applications
for everything from simple animations to complex, data-rich, interactive
application interfaces.
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I |
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Learn about Action Script
2.0 and how it differs from Actionscript 1.0 |
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Discover the benefits of learning
Action Script |
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Learn to navigate and use the Action
Script editor |
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Learn about script elements |
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Plan a project |
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Write your first script |
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Test your script |
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Debug your script |
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II |
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Learn how event handlers
are used in script |
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Determine the best event handler for
the job |
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Use mouse/buttton/keyboard events
to control interactivity |
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Create a self-running presentation
using frame events |
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Use clip events to create an interactive
project |
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Orchestrate multiple events to accomplish
a task |
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Define and use event handler methods |
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Learn about Listener and how to use
them |
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| Phase
III |
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Gain an understanding
of the hierarchy of timelines in Flash movies |
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Learn about absolute and relative
target paths |
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Learn how movies communicate with
each other |
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Use the parent-chid relationship in
movies to creates an "effect" Clip |
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Control specific timelines within
a single project |
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Control movies loaded into levels |
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Learn how to make global references
to various Action Script elements. |
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IV |
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Learn what objects/object
classes are and why they are useful |
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Get acquainted the various classes
of objects available in Action Script |
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Use the color class |
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Create an interactive scene using
the key object class |
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Create a word processor using properties
and methods of the string and selection object classes |
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V |
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Create a function |
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Call a function |
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Add paramerters to a function |
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Create a function thatt returns a
result |
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Use local variables |
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VI |
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Learn the power of dynamic
data |
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Create text fields |
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Create variables |
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Create arrays |
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Store information in objects |
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Retrieve information from storage
dynamically |
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Build expressions |
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Learn about precedence |
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Manipulate numbers with the Math class |
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Gain experience with the methods of
the string class |
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VII |
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Learn class syntax and
terminology |
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Learn
about class paths and how they're used |
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Learn
about private, public and static members and how to use them |
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Use
inheritance to extend a class |
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Use
overriding |
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Create
custom object classes |
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Associate
a custom class with a movie clip in the library |
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| Phase
VIII |
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Learn
how to use if, if/else and if/else if statements to control the
flow of a script |
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Explore
the various operators used in conditional logic |
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Script
a project to react to various conditions |
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Create
a scripted boundary to restrict an object's movement |
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Turn
the script on and off using conditional logic |
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Program
a project to react to user interaction |
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Learn
how to detect and react to object collisions |
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IX |
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Discover
the usefulness of loops |
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Learn
about the types of loops |
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Set
loop conditions |
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Create
a nested loop |
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Use
loop exceptions |
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X |
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Learn
how to set and get component property values |
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Use
component events to trigger scripts |
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Use
component methods to insert data dynamically |
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Work
with the Focus Manager component to make a more usable application |
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Style
component instances individually and globally using Action Script |
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XI |
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Discover
the data formats that Flash can load |
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Learn
about the objects designed for data transfer |
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Send
and receive data from a server |
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Learn
about policy files and how to use them |
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Save
data to your hard drive using shared objects |
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Communicate
with a Web service |
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XII |
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Learn
why validation is important |
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Define
validation requirements |
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Set
up a mechanism to handle errors found in the validation process |
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Create
functions for validating strings, sequences, and numbers |
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Send
data from a validated form to a server for processing |
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XIII |
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Create
a text fields dynamically |
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Format
text using Text Format objects |
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Use
the Menu Bar component to add a menu to an application |
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Use
Cascading Style Sheets to easily format text within a text field |
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XV |
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Create
and use a Data object to display the current date and time |
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Use
the Data Chooser component to navigate and display date related
information |
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Use
the get Timer () Function to create a Flash based timer and alarm
so you can track the progression of time in a Flash project |
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Control
a timeline dynamically using play, stop, fast-forward, and rewind
controls |
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Create
a percentage based preloaded |
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XVI |
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Explore
the uses of sound with Action Script |
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Learn
how to create a sound object |
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Drag
an object with in a visual boundary |
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Control
the volume of a Sound object |
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Control
the panning of a Sound object |
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Add
sounds to your movie by using the attach sound () method |
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Start,
stop and loop sounds dynamically |
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XVII |
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Create
a scalable slideshow presentation using external assets |
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Create
a rotating Flash banner system by loading external movie into a level |
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Control
a movie from its own timeline and another timeline |
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Dynamically
load MP3s into a project while it plays |
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Script
an MP3 playback progress bar |
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Load
MP3 files based on XML files and display ID3 tag data from the
MP3s |
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Load
an external video into a Media component and trigger actions |
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XVIII |
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Use
FSCommands to extend the functionality of a Flash application |
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Enhance
a Flash executable file by using a third party tool |
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Configure
movie functionality using HTML and Flash Wars |
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XIX |
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Distinguish
between printing from Flash and printing from browser |
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Learn
how to use the Print job class |
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Print
content as a bitmap or vector |
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Create
a custom context menu |
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Add custom items to a context menu |
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