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Anyone have a good site bookmarked for Flash 5 tutorials?

I'm looking to add some Flash to my sites but seems the Flash learning curve is steeper than I thought for producing some decent.

thanks
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There are all kinds of really good ones out there... check out

http://www.flashkit.com

and Macromedia has some on http://www.macromedia.com

Flashkit is awesome, many tutorials, should find all you need there.

If you are willing to shell out money, I would be the Flash books by the publishers Friends of Ed. They are the best.

I agree about the Friends of Ed (http://www.friendsofed.com/) books! I just bought Flash Games Studio, and it rocks! Great examples, etc. My only suggestion is to buy the book from Amazon.com (unless you can find it anywhere cheaper).

One other note: I don't know how the other books by the publisher are, but the proofreaders and the person who did the index should all be shot! They lowered the quality of what would have a been a perfect book -- and it would have been if not for:
all the spelling and grammatical mistakes that proofreaders are supposed to catch - it's their job, after all! (and believe me, there were so many, it was almost difficult to read. very sub-standard, and
maybe 1 out of 20 index items point to the correct page -- and i'm not talking about a page or two off... I mean, it says it's on p.420 but it's really on p.85! craziness! crazy that it made it past the proofreaders!


But, please, don't let that influence you not to buy the books, because the authors are excellent, in my opinion. I don't feel my money was wasted in the least. I just wish that everyone involved had put forth a little more efffort. :)

Also, I can usually find what I need, tutorial-wise, at either www.flashkit.com or www.were-here.com.

I recommend the Flash 5 Bible.
Huge flash book, covers everything.

I also *highly* recommend the flash 5 bible. A most excellent book, particularly chapter 11 to the end.

Friends of Ed books are extensive, and cover a lot of topics in depth which others do not. However, I too think their editing is HORRIBLE, beyond the table of contents. Full of spelling and grammatical errors. But usually still worth taking a look at (I have PHP, Coldfusion, Dynamic Content, New Masters 1 and have read most of but not purchased foundation actionscript and am happy with all of them).

Inside Flash by the figleaf dudes is pretty good as well.

A book to stay away from is actionscript f/x and design.

A great site...

were-here.com (http://www.were-here.com)

Their flash forums are seperated into different genres and they have tutorials and much more.

Also recommend flashkit.com

Have fun!

-BB-

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