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Reviewer: Michael Lane Author: Sham Bhangal Publisher: Firends of ED publishing Level: Beginner to Advanced Page Count: 500 CD Rom Included?: No Price:US $29.99, Can $44.95, UK £22.99 Introduction Ok. You've got the Flash tools down and are making millions of buttons and some pretty effective effects. You're proud of what you've done. You, like I in the very beginning, are cheering yourself on. No one can touch you. No one, that is, until you run across the latest offering of Josh Davis, Manuel Clement, Hillman Curtis, or a hundred others who have advanced toward what you didn't even think was possible. Welcome back to reality. Truth be told, Flash is becoming more and more programmable. It's moved from the small motion graphics program it was, to a large mulitmedia application. Incorporating several elements that make it a premiere design tool. But motion tweening will only get you so far. You need some scripting. And that's exactly what you get. Beginning to end.
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