How to import a photoshopped graphic into flash and animate it?

Ok, I've looked all over the place for a tutorial for
something like this with no luck. The image is just a simple text
graphic with a shadow, i want to import it to flash and add some of
those animated sparkling things to it, or maybe have it look like
this text does when it rolls in at the beginning:
http://gulfcoastbullies.com/files/KENNELTOP_XL_5000.swf
. And also if anyone could point me towards a good place for
tutorials for a beginner that wants to learn flash for website
designing purposes. Thanks alot!

Anyone got any suggestions?

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