Flash CS5 Classroom in a Book ebook (Kindle) tutorial files

Before I purchase Flash CS5 Classroom in a Book (Kindle edition) I want to be certain that the tutorial files included with the book's print edition are available online for the ebook edition. The location should have a URL with the form www.peachpit.com/ebook/ISBN, where in place of the preceding ISBN there's a number. For example for the Actionscript 3.0 Classroom in a Book the ISBN is 0321718062. According to the Kindle Store the ISBN for the aforementioned Flash CS5 CIB is 0321701801. However, placing that numeral in the above peachpit.com url doesn't yield the files. Can anyone give me the URL for the Flash CS5 CIB tutorial files so that I know they actually exist before purchasing the Kindle edition? Thanks ever so much.

Hi Noel,
Sorry for my late response, I did the first option. That worked but is not what I like.
The second suggestion you made gave: HTML listed "Windows explorer".
Do I have to change that to Photoshop CS5 or.....
Hope you will help me out here
Albert.

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Hi,
Will somebody help me. In lesson 13 of Classroom in a book PS CS5 you learn to make html-files in PS CS5. After creating a file you are asked to pre-run it with Bridge. Rightclick and then open with a browser. I can't open this just made file (html) in Explorer or any other browser. My PS opens and is restricted to Word only..... What is wrong?? Has this something to do with PS or....???
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Hi Noel,
Sorry for my late response, I did the first option. That worked but is not what I like.
The second suggestion you made gave: HTML listed "Windows explorer".
Do I have to change that to Photoshop CS5 or.....
Hope you will help me out here
Albert.

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I'm looking to create a study group with some others that might be working through these books.
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> Is there a missprint in the book? Did they leave
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