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Adobe® Flash® Professional CC Help June 2014 Legal notices Legal notices For legal notices, see http://help.adobe.com/en_US/legalnotices/index.html. Last updated 6/15/2014 iii Contents Chapter 1: What's New New features summary . .1 Chapter 2: Animation Editing Motion Tweens using Motion Editor . .5 Shape tweening . 12 Best practices - Advertising with Flash . 16 Animation basics . 19 Using mask layers . 23 Creating and publishing an HTML5 Canvas document . 25 Creating and publishing a WebGL document . 30 Frames and keyframes . 35 Frame-by-frame animation . 38 Motion tween animation . 40 Working with multiple timelines . 59 Working with scenes . 60 Working with classic tween animation . 61 Five steps to learning Flash Professional . 70 Learn Flash Professional CS6 video tutorials . 70 Altering the Curve of a motion . 71 Animation Learning Guide for Flash . 71 Graphic Effects Learning Guide for Flash . 71 Spring for Bones . 71 Text Layout Framework . 71 Using the Deco Tool . 71 Avoiding common authoring mistakes in Flash Professional . 72 Chapter 3: Audio Using sounds in Flash . 73 Exporting Sounds . 78 Sound and ActionScript . 81 Chapter 4: Images 3D graphics . 84 Transforming and combining graphic objects . 91 Create a sprite sheet . 96 Exporting SVG files . 97 Graphic filters . 100 Imported bitmaps and Flash . 108 Placing artwork into Flash . 112 Snapping art into position . 116 Working with Fireworks files inFlash . 118 Working with Illustrator AI files in Flash . 121 Last updated 6/15/2014 FLASH PROFESSIONAL iv Contents Working with Photoshop PSD filesin Flash . 130 Image rasterization in Flash Professional . 139 Chapter 5: Content and Assets Arranging objects . ..

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