How to approach learning Flash

I Posted this in the Dreamweaver forum also, because I am
taking classes in both subjects, so here is my current situation
and question:
My progress on my own has been a crock. I'm a hack at html, a
prisoner in beginning Dreamweaver and a dunce at Flash.
The only way for me has got to be taking community college
classes this winter term on both subjects.
Meanwhile, I know there are tutorials on the web. Which are
the best one's to get me off the ground. This subject is too
important for me to not get a good education in - and right away.
How do you who have experience recommend I spend my time
before January and February of 2008 when classes will begin in my
area.
Thank You,
Ken

Ken -
DZ has a good point - you have to know where you're going
before you pack your suitcase. Pack a parka and snowshoes when
taking a cruise to Nassau and you're going to have rough seas.
You have a couple of months to play with, so do some of the
tutorials (I like www.tutorialized.com) and get a feel for how
things work, and then you can browse some of the more complex
projects and see how well you can duplicate them without being told
how. Use this forum to help out when you get stuck. If you're
fortunate enough to know someone that does Flash and/or Dreamweaver
professionally and is willing to take you under their wing, that
would be an ideal situation.
Most of us do it the old fashioned way - we read books, watch
educational videos, take classes and try to get to Carnegie Hall
(practice, practice, practice!)
-Rex Critchlow
[email protected]
www.leonardo21.com
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How did you learn flash?

I have never created a website before and I want to know if
Flash will help me accomplish my goal.
I am having a devil of a time locating tutorials and books
that can help me learn what I need to know in Flash CS3.
Most of what I find is for Flash 8. I have yet to find any
tutorial to make a map like map quest that I can grab move and zoom
using a mouse. I am starting to wonder if Flash is even
capable of doing this. Can anyone point me to a book on Amazon or
a Flash CS3 tutorial. The books I have researched on Amazon
don't specifically show in the table of contents moving and zooming
things with a mouse.
Any suggestions are much appreciated.

Hello ...99% of flash 8 tutorials can be used in Flash CS3
Flash CS3 hasn't changed that much, except for it's Action
Script stuff
& its ability to import complete AI & Photoshop
files,
dont let ActionScript 3 scare you, because it scared me at
first , its more complex than AS2
but now that Flash has resolved most of it's Action Script
stuff
iam sure the Flash Team will have more time now
to finally put in the long awaited 3D tools ! ;o) ..then it
will be basically capable of anything
if you want to create a map quest as you say , that will have
interaction
then you will need to learn at least the basics of
actionscript & behaviors
other than that , if you are an artist & animator , then
Flash is the best api for that
check out cartoonsmart.com & mudbubble.com to get an idea
of the drawing power of Flash ..from there on its all up to your
imagination my friend
the best resource book for newbies is the Help & Live
Docs of Flash
but there are many out there that have dedicate alot of time
creating free tutorials
also another site you might want to check out , i think it
will give you some great idea's of what you are interested in
creating is ...www.hungrysuitcase.com ;o)
peace John

FAQ: How do I go about learning Flash Pro?

Because of the many different ways of using Flash Pro, and the overabundance of learning materials for it, knowing where to start is a challenge in itself.
Here's what we recommend:
The Flash Pro Dev Center provides a guide called Five steps to learning Flash Professional. It will give you a clear sense of what to focus on 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.
Learning the Flash workspace - This short video provides a good overview of the workspace.
Creating your first Flash Professional CS5 document - This tutorial is a great introduction.
Introducing Flash Professional - And this video is a good intro to Flash in general.
Also, Adobe TV has a show devoted to Learning Flash Professional CS5 & CS5.5. Focus on the videos with titles that start with "GS" (for Getting Started) first.

Srami... welcome to the forum...
your question is MASSIVELY broad and depends on your requirements and delivery expectations.
Basically... 'best' for what?
It's helpful if you provide some details for people to assist you.

Learn Flash or re-learn Director

I used to do a lot of stuff in Director about 5 years ago.
Then, I stopped and did nothing but print. My new company wants me
to do some multimedia stuff and I am not sure if I should stick
with Director. I can still get around (mostly) but I have forgotten
a LOT (getting older does not help!) and it's gonna take a while to
get back up to speed.
It looks like there is very little going on Director-wise
these days. Even on Adobe's website, you have to click into a
secondary product area to even find it! So I am wondering if maybe
I should forget about using Director and just try to learn Flash?
Am I mistaken? I sure would LIKE to be, as I have always prefered
Director to Flash. Thanks much!
Oh, I am mostly displaying video on CD and intranet, creating
navigation for archiving pdfs and that sort of thing. Nothing
"cutting-edge" by any stretch.

I've been using Flash for about 7 years, Director for over
15. I've built many industrial strength applications in both. My
impression is that the average task can be approached in 50
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different ways in Flash, only one of which will work, and you have
to go through all 49 others before you find it.
Flash also, though purportedly a designer's tool, ironically
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window is active -- and there's not always a visual indication of
which window that is.
- Some windows are always in front, some are not.
- How many times does "timeline" appear in different
cascading menus? Six? Seven?
- The hotkeys for many (but not all) of the most commonly
used functions have vanished from the menus, even though they still
work.
- There are different and easily confused mouse interaction
events available for movie clips vs. buttons (e.g., press vs.
mouseDown). It would appear that rollover is not available for
movie clips, as it does not appear in Script Assist, yet it is.
- And which of these two lines would you rather have to
debug?
Director: repeat with i = 1 to 100
or
Flash: for (i=1; i<=100; i++) {
I really didn't want to turn this into an anti-Flash screed.
All in all, I love some of what Flash can do, I really do -- but I
find it a brittle, fragile, counterintuitive environment. In my
experience, Director just works. Flash fights me every step of the
way.
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SSHR reskin AKA 'How to Use Adobe Flash to Transform the Look and Feel...

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Looking for anyone out there that has attempted to apply this to their Oracle HRSS pages. I know this company has developed (is developing?) a product based on this approach. I want to see if anyone has done it on their own and would be willing to share some details.
Follow-up question. Has anyone availed themselves of the bespoke UI Development based on this approach from Applaud Solutions (as mentioned on their website), and care to comment on your experience?

Any update on this please? Even we are looking for some pointers in this area.

How to maintain a flash web site

Hello everybody,
I know about Java, Javascript, html but unfortunatly I don't
know anything about Flash.
A friend of mine is going to create a website for my jazz
group. (the one I have created can be improved!! just have a look
at my web page and you will understand!: www.jazzcafeparis.es)
He will do it using flash.... Now, I will need to maintain
this web site (adding new links, modifing texts, adding photos,
videos, etc).
Obviously, I don't have a clue how to do it!.... I don't even
know where to start! Could you help me please?
I don't need a tutorial explaining how to create a flash
website from the beginning. I would like to know enough to be able
to maintain this page. Later on, I will learn how to create web
page but for the time being I don't need it.
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tutorials, etc.
Thank you so much for your help.

This particular problem has been reported at https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=622472 I have just voted for that bug.
Since my last report one month ago above, I have found the "Report Broken Website" appears under the Help menu item, is clickable when a webpage is displayed, but just endlessly displays a "Sending Report to server" dialog. It has never worked for me since several weeks ago. The moving blue bar under "Sending Report" just keeps moving but nothing happens.
Mozilla Firefox 3.6.13 , the latest version according to Check Updates. Windows Vista Home Premium.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US; rv:1.9.2.13) Gecko/20101203 Firefox/3.6.13 ( .NET CLR 3.5.30729)
Expected behaviour: I guess the Report menu item should be grayed out or invisible until the reporting mechanism works.
There are a few other related problems with reporting broken websites here:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=specific&order=relevance+desc&bug_status=__open__&product=Firefox&content=Report+a+broken+Website

BI Certification (cost and How to approach?)

Hi All
i want to Know what is the cost of BI certification ,and how to approach that and ,Through Company How much they are charging ? and Generally what is the cost to do that ,plz if any one completed BI certification guide me also,if u have related links and documents send to my mail id,
plz help , i want to know BI certification plzzzzzz
[email protected]

Hi
this
For SAP Education in US and Canada you can find the training locations at:
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/locations/
You can find course description, date and locations by going to:
www.sap.com/useducation
You can view course listings by clicking on the course index.
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/find/courseindex.asp
You can just take an exam without taking courses.
For North America Examination Schedule you can go to:
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/certification/examschedule.asp
For the exam listings you can go to:
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/certification/examcontent.asp
The pricing for all Academy examinations is $500.00 USD, $700.00 CAD plus Tax for Canada.
To register you can call: 888-777-1727 press option 1. When calling, please have the exam code and a credit card ready.
If you are interested in BW training you can look into the following curriculum path:
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/curriculum/mySAP.asp?tid=4
Look under:
SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence
SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence
Enterprise Reporting, Query & Analysis
Enterprise Data Warehousing
Business Planning & Analytical Services
System Administration
Business Information Warehousing
Business Information Warehouse (BW)
BW Reporting and Analysis
BW Warehouse Management
BW System Administration
BW Upgrade (Delta) and Advanced Workshops
Choose the area you would like to concentrate in. For example: Business Information Warehouse (BW)
Click on this area to view the curriculum path:
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/curriculum/curriculum.asp?rid=458
Click on each course to view the course description, price, date and location it is offered.
Where to start with BW Training
There are two logical entry points to the SAP BI curriculum. The first is BW305-BW Reporting. The other is BW310-BW Data Warehousing. Depending on your focus and responsibilities, you would pick the one of most interest.
BW305 is the starting point for all the reporting functions of BW. It includes both web-based and BEx Analyzer-based (MS Excel) reporting techniques.
BW310 teaches the student how a data warehouse is put together and populated. Students learn to create various objects for the extraction and storage of data from both R/3 source systems and from flat files.
After those courses, the rest of the curriculum is specific to the role one has on the project. You can get a picture of the whole curriculum path at:
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/curriculum/mySAP.asp?tid=4
Please find out what version of BW you are using and if there are plans to upgrade:
These are the main courses you need for certification under each categories:
BW-Academy - Coll-51
TBW10 - 5-Days
TBW20 - 5-Days
TBW30 - 5-Days
TBW40 - 5-Days
TBW45 - 5-Days (Exam Last Day)
BI-Academy - Coll-62
TBW10 - 5-Days
TBW20 - 5-Days
TBW42 - 10-Days (plus TBW41 - e-Learning)
TBW45 - 5-Days (Exam Last Day)
Basic training
In the area Business Intelligence, five related courses TBW10 (BI - Enterprise Data Warehousing) to TBW45 (BI - Integrated Planning) are offered that highlight the extensive BI subject matter and culminate in the course TBW45 (BI - Integrated Planning) with an examination to become a certified Solution Consultant SAP NetWeaver 2004s - Business Intelligence.
Alternative Project Team Training Courses
The course material for the Consultant Academy is mainly based on Project Team Training but is supplemented with topics that are relevant for SAP consultants. The following table shows you which topics from the Project Team Training and which additional topics are covered:
SAP Consultant Education        Course content
TBW10 (BI - Enterprise Data Warehousing)        5 days BW310 (BI - Enterprise Data Warehousing)
TBW20 (BI - Reporting & Query Design)   5 days BW305 (BI - Enterprise Reporting, Query & Analysis (Part I))
TBW42 (BI - Advanced Enterprise Data Warehousing & Reporting)   3 days BW350 (BI - Data Acquisition)
1 day BW360 (BI - Performance and Administration)
1 day BW365 (BI - User Management & Authorizations)
3 days BW330 (BI - Modeling & Implementation)
2 days BW306 (BI - Enterprise Reporting, Query & Analysis (Part II))
TBW45 (BI - Integrated Planning)        4.5 days BW370 (BI - Integrated Planning)
Certification preparation
3 hours certification examination
Delta training
We offer the following delta courses:
          o TBWD35 (Delta SAP BI Reporting, WHM, Extraction 3.0 - 3.5)
          o TBW70D (BI - Delta Enterprise Data Warehousing & Reporting SAP NetWeaver 2004s
          o DBW70P (BI - Delta Planning SAP NetWeaver 2004s)
If you are considering one of the delta courses, please refer to graphic "DELTA TRAINING for Solution Consultant SAP NetWeaver 2004s - Business Intelligence (for experienced BI consultants)".
As an alternative to the above-mentionned classroom courses, we offer Online Knowledge Products (OKP). Online Knowledge Products (OKP) are detailed and self-paced training materials for new versions of SAP solutions and products. OKPs are based on e-learning technologies and use personalized learning maps that allow you to learn about the latest functions on a role basis without leaving the office. You can get further information about Online Knowledge Products (contents, demo version, order process) at service.sap.com/okp.
You can obtain information about becoming a certified consultant by going to:
www.sap.com/useducation
This will bring up the SAP Education Page and at the right side of the page double-click on SAP Certifications link and youll see information about the various types of certification offered, suggested course paths, exam schedules, etc.
SAP Consultant Certification is generally geared towards SAP Customers, Partners, Consultants and project team members involved in current implementation or planning for future implementation of SAP. The Solution Academy courses help prepares you for the certification exam. The Solution Academy is more like a fast track program which is a combination of level 2 and level 3 standard module courses offered in an average of 24 days of training and the certification exam is offered on the last day of the last class in the track.
To look at exams: click on the Exam Listings link on the highlights box. This will give you the list of certification exams available. Clicking on the particular exam you are interested takes you to that exams page and click on exam information for the topic by topic information that is going to be covered in that exam.
For courses that help you prepare for certification, take a look at the Solution Academy Courses. Here is the link to the various Solution Academies you can choose from:
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/curriculum/group.asp?tid=8
Once you click on a particular Academy, that link will give you the curriculum path or courses within that academy and there is a certification exam on the last day of the last class within that program.
To be certified, you actually have 3 options. First you can take the Solution Academy path choosing the solution or area of specialty you want to be certified in. This option is a fast track usually around 24 days of class with 1 day of certification exam.
The second option is for you to take the regular curriculum path for the specific solution you want to certify in. However, this includes more than 25 days of training and you will also have to pay for the certification exam separately at $500 each. Here is the link to the curriculum paths:
http://www.sap.com/usa/services/education. Click on Application Courses.
The last option is not to take any classes at all but do self study or if you already have extensive background and training in the particular SAP solution you want to certify in. you can register for the exam. (We do not have self study materials to prepare you for the exam).
The Solution Academy for the BW/BI is:
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/curriculum/curriculum.asp?rid=285&TID=
Click on each course to view course code, name, description, price, date and location it is offered.
These are the available exams on BW and BI certification:
Exam Name: SAP NetWeaver 2004s Business Intelligence
Software Component: SAP NetWeaver 2004s BI
Exam Code: C_TBW45_04s
Exam Information:
SAP Consultant Certification
Solution Consultant SAP NetWeaver 2004s Business Intelligence
Software components: SAP NetWeaver 2004s Business Intelligence
Certification exam is included in course TBW45 and is also in separat certification events at many SAP locations.
Certification ID (Booking code): C_TBW45_04S
Certification duration: 3 hours
Number of certification questions: 80
Required certificates for participation in this certification test: None
Consultant Academy courses for certification preparation: TBW10 (BI Enterprise Data Warehousing), TBW20 (BI Reporting & Query Design), TBW41
(BI Extraction with UDI & XI and APD), TBW42 (BI Advanced Enterprise Data Warehousing & Reporting), TBW45 (BI Integrated Planning)
Alternative Project Team Training courses for certification preparation: BW310 (BI - Enterprise Data Warehousing), BW305 (BI - Enterprise Reporting, Query & Analysis (Part I)), BW350 (BI - Data Aquisition), BW360 (BI - Performance & Administration), BW365 (BI - User Management & Authorizations), BW330 (BI - Modeling & Implementation), BW306 (BI - Enterprise Reporting, Query & Analysis (Part II)), BW370 (BI - Integrated Planning)
Please note that you are not allowed to use any reference materials during the certification test (no access to online documentation or to any SAP system).
The certification test Solution Consultant SAP NetWeaver 2004s Business Intelligence verifies the knowledge in the area of the SAP NetWeaver for the consultant profile Business Intelligence. This certificate proves that the candidate has a basic understanding within this consultant profile, and can implement this knowledge practically in projects.
The certification test consists of questions from the areas specified below:
Topic Areas
Enterprise Reporting, Query and Analysis
1. BEx Design Tools (++)
          o Query Definition
Conceptual Query Design
Reporting Scenarios
InfoProviders
          o Analytical Engine
Variables
Calculated and Restricted Key Figures
Navigation
Hierarchies
Exceptions and Conditions
Other features of the Analytical Engine
Report-Report Interface
          o BEx Query Designer
Query Properties
Cell Editor
Other features of the Query Designer
          o BEx Report Designer
Basic Concepts
Report Styles and Formatting
Report Layouts
          o BEx Web Application Designer
Web Items
Context Menu
Structuring the Layout of Web Templates
Chart Designer
Command Wizard
Web Items
Chart Capabilities
Integration with the SAP NetWeaver Portal
2. BEx Reporting Tools
          o BEx Web Analyzer
Overview
Data Access
Data Analysis
          o BEx Analyzer
Navigation Features
Excel Integration
Workbook Design
3. General BEx Features and Information Broadcasting
          o Printing and Export
          o BEx Broadcaster
Overview
Functionality
Events, Time Points
BI Alerts and the Central Alert Framework (SAP Web Application Server)
Data Bursting
          o Document Integration
Business Planning and Analytical Services
4. Planning Model Design and Planning Functions
          o Planning Modeling
          o Aggregation Levels
          o Variable Wizard
          o Concept of Locking
          o Characteristic Relationships and Data Slices
          o Planning Sequences
          o Planning Functions
5. Input Enabled Queries, Planning Applications and Miscellaneous topics in Business Planning
          o Create an input ready query
          o Filter in Planning Applications
          o Web Application for Planning
          o Implementation options for BI Integrated Planning
          o Status & Tracking System
          o Performance & Sizing
6. Analysis Process Design
          o Analysis Process Designer (APD) and Data Mining
Enterprise Data Warehousing
7. Modeling the Enterprise Data Warehouse (+++)
          o Concepts in Enterprise Data Warehousing
          o Data Modeling
Using Different InfoProvider Types
MultiProviders
Characteristics and Attributes
Navigation and Display Attributes
Tracking History
Star Schema in SAP NetWeaver BI
          o InfoObjects
Definition
Texts, Attributes, Hierarchies
Compounded InfoObjects InfoProviders
          o InfoProviders
InfoCubes
DataStore Objects
InfoSets
VirtualProviders
          o Data Warehousing Workbench
          o Meta Data Repository
          o BI Content
          o Remodeling Toolbox
          o Source System
          o (New) Data Sources
          o Transformations
          o (New) InfoSources
          o Data Acquisition: SAP Source Systems
DataSources
Service API
Delta Management
Generic Extraction
Enhancing BI Content DataSources
          o Data Acquisition:
Flat File
Web Service DataSources and SAP NetWeaver XI / SAP NetWeaver BI Integration
Database Connect
Universal Data Connect and Universal Data Integration
8. Running the Enterprise Data Warehouse (++)
          o Direct Access
          o Real Time Data Acquisition
          o Administrator Cockpit and BI Statistics
          o Performance Optimization
BI Accelerator
Aggregates
Query Design
          o Scheduling and Monitoring
InfoPackages
Data Transfer Processes
Process Chains
Monitor
User Management
9. Analysis Authorizations
          o Analysis Authorizations in SAP NetWeaver BI
Amount of questions by topic (as percentage of test):
+ = 1 - 10%
++ = 11 - 20%
+++ = over 20%

Should I learn flash?

I'm in the first year of my degree and don't really have to spend much time studying because I've done most of it before. We learn the basics of HTML, CSS, Javascript, Flash, Photoshop etc but it's not specific enough to get a decent job with.
I want to focus my attention (and money) on learning one main thing and mastering it but aren't sure which to go for. I like using flash and love all of it's capabilites but also realise how important it could be to maybe master photoshop and look at digital art type stuff.
Or maybe learn CSS or something like that.
I want to maybe go in to website design, but am also interested in many other things. I mean, even if I do go in to web design, should I learn flash or should I focus my attention on photoshop and HTML?
I'm not really an arty type, I don't want to just be a programmer I want to at least do some design.
I want to look at how easy things are to learn, how fun it would be, if it would be useful in a few years and also the demand for it.
Thoughts?
Cheers!!

It really depends on what you want to do mainly when you start your career.
Personally, I wanted to learn everything to be as valuable as possible in not only a corporate setting, but also personal projects.
I attended Art Institute for Web Development and took classes on all the most popular platforms and applications. The list includes...
XHTML/CSS
Photoshop
Flash
Dreamweaver
AS 3.0
PHP/MySQL
On top of that, we learned about things like Color Theory, Design Theory and other Web Dev concepts.
In the grand scheme of things though, what I learned in school is only a fraction of what I've learned once I graduated and started working. I continue to learn things everyday, it is pretty much endless.
So getting to your question about Flash...
I think it is a valuable skill set to have. I wouldn't stop at Flash though. You still need basic knowledge, if not, advanced knowledge of XHTML/CSS and PHP/MySQL because your Flash projects will most likely require those technologies to implement in real world applications.
It's a crazy journey to say the least and every day, things get crazier with technology evolving so quickly.
The topics I outlined above are things you want to have a strong foundation in.
From there you can really focus on what type of work you want to do. I pretty much do a little bit of everything but like you are wondering, it does limit how far you can master one particular thing. But with time, I believe you can master most if not all of the topics.
Hope that helps.
Dey

How load swf file (flash 8) with adobe captivate 3 without enter the HTML?

How load swf file (flash 8) with adobe captivate 3 without enter the HTML?

Hi SaSQuaCh69247,
Issue 1 :- Select the SWF file in library, right click, and
select update.
Issue 2 :- Actually it could be valid for Issue 1 also. It
seems like SWF file you are trying to import, does some action
like, importing another swf or connecting to server on the first
frame itself. Captivate will try to play the first frame of SWF
when you import them. Try creating a keyframe with the stop action
as the first frame in your SWF, and see if you still have the
issue.
Issue 3 :- The approach I am mentioning over here is
generally the last approach which I will take in such scenerios,
but since you have already experimented a little, so try this.
Go to C:\Documents and Settings\<user name>\Application
Data\Adobe\Adobe Captivate
Rename captivate_v20.dat as captivate_v20_org.dat.
Restart Captivate Application.
thanks

How to Best Optimize Flash site for performance (not SEO)

I am a newbie to Flash design. I have build this site for my client www.888acolyte.com
I watched a bunch of YouTube Videos on how to stracture a site and then pulled together a lot of features from different learning resources.
I loved Flash for its animation capabilities and used a lot of time line tweening in my site layout. My background has a moving blurry colorful spots animation, my pages come out and assemble themselves as animations, transitions and rollover done as animations.
All of it done via Flash's time line tweening.
As the end result site is stattering in performance rather significantly. I am not sure if it is because of the animations I have employed or because of something else?
I used JPG instead of PNGs as they take a lesser size. I used an 80 quality in them out of Photoshop.
Every JPG is scaled to 75% of its actual size as I expect the site to be bigger on some bigger screens. I set it up to "Allow Full screen"
Flash Tab Settings:
In the export options :
JPG Quality = 80
No Sound
SWF Settings:
Checked "Compress Movie"
Checked "Include Hidden Layers"
Checked "Include XMP Metada"
UnChecked "Export SWC"
HTML Tab Settings:
Dimensions: 100%
Quality: High
I looked up some resources for "how to optimise a flash site" and seems that the best one around would be from 2009: http://www.netmagazine.com/tutorials/optimise-flash-movies
There is also this "magic button" "Save and Compact", which did not seem to have much effect on the final size of an .swf file.
I hope to receive a feedback on how to properly stracture and optimize a Flash site for the best performance.
If to go into details is too complicated perhaps someone can point me to a good learning resource on the topic?

If you're just needing a flash player, have you tried the JWPlayer from Longtail Video? That's what I'm using to view flash video on my site.
http://www.longtailvideo.com/players/jw-flv-player/

How to Edit a flash file

Hi all,
I have a flash file, which I took from my website and want to
modify some of the contents and links in the flash file. I
installed "Macromedia Flash 8" and open the flash file; after
opening all I can see in the menu bar of my flash is "File, View,
Debug and Control" and could not find any control or tool to edit
the file and surprisingly rest of the other macromedia toolbar
icons are disabled. I need to know from where to start - How to
modify my flash file.
Your help is highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
AP

quote:
Originally posted by:
Purplehaze
Also the file I am having trouble with is from a Template
that I got from my Host it is suppose to be made to be edited I
have both the files. I would still need the decompiler?
I do not know what files you have, 'fraid I cannot answer
this
My Friend
I think you need to check out some of the books, online
tutorials, course etc pertaining to Flash. Build up your knowledge
a little at a time and you will surprise yourself at what you can
achieve, you would also probaby build your own web apps and not
rely on templates.
There are many good folk on here that would help you with
your projects - go out and explore it - it's exciting - good luck

How to approach this requirment

Business overview:
For every organisation account management will be the core functionality. The account management should include the following:
customer - company - vendor.
1. customer info
2. vendor info
3.organisation info
4.material info
5.purchase order info
6.sales order info
7.subsequent documents such as delivery doc,invoice doc n accounting doc info.
Reports:
1.purchase order line item wise report.
2.open purchase order.
3.sales order line item wise report.
4.open sales order report.
5.open invoice item wise.
Im new to ABAP, pl someone guide me how to approach this requirment. Which r the tables n fields i need to work with?
Thank you.

Hi Ashwini,
I am giving you some of the important details of tables as per your requirement.But there could be more tables than i am providing.
Just a list of tables that come in handy.
Sales orders
Name       Description                                 Uses
     LIKP       Shipped Lines header
     LIPS       Shipped Lines detail
     VBAK     Order header                             Every order (unless archiving)
     VBAP     Table fields                               Every line item (unless archiving)
     VBBE     Open sales order line items       Great file, but be careful.Contents don't reflect orders
                                                                   that do not affect purchasing (go figure).
     VBEP      Schedule line item
     VBFA      Document flow                         Let's you move from order to shipping document to invoice.
     VBUK      Order status
     VBUP      Line item detail status
     VBFK      Invoicing header
     VBFP      Invoicing detail
Material Management
Name        Description                                   Uses
    MARA      Inventory Master
    MARC           Plant Data
    MARD      Current Inventory
    MAKT       Descriptions
    MBEW      Material Valuation
    T179         Product Hierarchy
    MVKE       Sales data (materials)
    MKPF      Material document                     Status code 'R' in VBFA
Purchasing
Name      Description                                       Uses
   EINA       Purchasing inforecord                 by MATNR/LIFNR contains things like vendor material
                                                                  number and access key for EINE
   EINE       Purchasing inforecord detail        Contains minimum purchase, group, currency
   EKPO     Purchase orders
   EKET      Scheduled lines
   EKES     Vendor confirmed lines
   IKPF       Header- Physical Inventory Document
   ISEG      Physical Inventory Document Items
   LFA1      Vendor Master (General section)
   LFB1      Vendor Master (Company Code)
   NRIV      Number range intervals
   RESB     Reservation/dependent requirements
   T161T     Texts for Purchasing Document Types
Forecasting
Name      Description                                          Uses
   MAPR
   PROP
   PROW
Classification
Name             Description                                            Uses
   KSSK            Material number to class
   KLAS             Class description
   KSML             Characteristic name
CABN/CABNT     Characteristic name description
CAWN/CAWNT   Characteristic name
   AUSP              Numeric values
CAUFV             Service order header
   AFPO              Service order line                          Holds items that will create "reservations"
RESB               SM Reservations                                 Materials needed for line
Customer Data
KNA1        Customer Master
KNVV        Sales information
KNVP        Partners (ship-to, etc)
Since you are new to abap, its better you to know the system tables and other tables for configuring:
System tables
Name       Description                   Uses
DD02T      Table texts
DD03L      Table fields               Lists the fields in a table
DD04T    Data element texts
USR02    Valid user names
Config tables (normally begin with "T")
Name       Description                              Uses
T001            Client table
T002            Languages
T005           Region (Country)
TCURR        Currency and exchange rates
TVAK         Order type
TVSB          Shipping condition
TVAGT        Rejected reason for order line
Other tables
Name        Description                              Uses
STXH           Text header
STXL            Text detail
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Thnakyou,
Regards.

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Business overview:
For every organisation account management will be the core functionality. The account management should include the foll:
customer - company - vendor.
1. customer info
2. vendor info
3.organisation info
4.material info
5.purchase order info
6.sales order info
7.subsequent documents such as delivery doc,invoice doc n accounting doc info.
Reports:
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Thank You.
Ashwini

Hi:
Refer to SAP Tables in this documentation.
http://www.erpgenie.com/abap/tables.htm
You will find the realted fields in the weblink.If you are not unable to find the field and table, go to functional consultant and ask him about the filed.
he will show you and click on F1.you can see the techncail information.Click on this and you will see table name and field name.
Please let me know if you need more information.
Assign points if useful.
Regards
Sridhar M

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