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Flash Digital Clock

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Scratch with Set Mask & Set Interval

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Simple Drag and Drop in Flash

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SharedObjects in Flash MX and MX2004

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It is very simple to build a
This tutorial covers 2 new
Drag and drop technics are
SharedObjects allow you to
digital clock. This
cool features which are
very popular in Flash. Using
store information on a
tutorial will teach you how
unique to Flash 6 and above.
that technic, you can move
user's system from within
to create a digital Clock in
These are setMask and
your object and place it
Flash, like a typical Cookie
Flash MX 2004. The download
setInterval. This demo could
wherever you like. This
but with many extended
.fla file is also included
not have been possible
tutorial will show you how
features. In this free
at the end of the tutorial.
without these features.. or
create a drag and drop movie.
tutorial you will learn all
 
at least without setMask
 
about SharedObjects, their
 
which really is the more
 
applications and how to
 
interesting one of the two,
 
write good code to create
 
for this example's purposes.
 
and retrieve them.


Date: Jul, 22 2004


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Date: Apr, 12 2004
Often, that unusual thing you
A rebuild of the PHP
Learn how to call data from a
Simple tutorial on creating a
want to do has already been
number_format() function to
text file or other means
sound on/off button using
done and is waiting for you
create
into your flash text
Flash actionscript.
in a Java library. But how
"nice-looking"
object. This step by step
 
do you get to it from
numbers in Flash 5, MX,
will help you from falsh4 to
 
Flash? This example shows
2004, ++ eg.: 1.234,50 or
flash MX.
 
how to access a Java object
1,234.50 ...
 
 
through ColdFusion in Flash.
 
 
 
The process is also very
 
 
 
similar in JSP and PHP.
 
 
 


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