Whats a good tutorial site for starting with Flash?

I have searched far and wide all over the internet and I
can't seem to find any good tutorial sites on how to make nice text
animations, example, making something sparkle, or making the text
spin. If any of you could help it would be appreciated
immensely!

ugh - typos! www.erain.com <---sorry
Chris Georgenes / mudbubble.com / keyframer.com / Adobe
Community Expert
Chris Georgenes wrote:
> depends on what area of flash - try:
> www.lynda.com
> www.keyframer.com
> www.cartoonsmart.com
> www.kirupa.com
> www.gotoandplay.com
>
> surprised your searches came up empty - there have been
tons of active
> flash tutorial sites all over the web for several years.
> Making text "spin" isn't really a typical flash
animation as it sounds
> like a 3D animation - try looking into Swift 3D
(www.erian.com) - it
> works well with flash for creating 3D animations.
>
> As for "sparkles"...that's kind of a generic animation -
do you have a
> samle of this that you can show us? Like that trail of
dust that
> Tinkerbell creates when flying?
>
> Chris Georgenes / mudbubble.com / keyframer.com / Adobe
Community Expert
>
>
> iStylus wrote:
>
>> I have searched far and wide all over the internet
and I can't seem to
>> find any good tutorial sites on how to make nice
text animations,
>> example, making something sparkle, or making the
text spin. If any of
>> you could help it would be appreciated immensely!
>>

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