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Director MX & Lingo: Training From the Source
Hands-on, project-based training lets readers get up to speed on Macromedia Director MX at their own pace.
Covers the latest version of Director: Macromedia Director MX; available in December for $1,199 (for new users) and $399 (for users upgrading from versions 8.0 or 8.5).
Manageable, step-by-step projects are based
on the curriculum developed and tested for use by Macromedia's authorized trainers.
Comes with a CD-ROM that includes project files used in the book to get readers started using the program immediately!
Macromedia Director MX is the latest version of its flagship multimedia authoring environment. Used for building rich, interactive content and applications deployed on CD/DVD-ROM, kiosks, and the Web via Macromedia Shockwave Player, the software will release in December for $1,199 ($399 for users upgrading from versions 8.0 or 8.5). More than 335 million Web users have already installed Macromedia Shockwave Player, which will continue to support and play Macromedia Director MX projects. New Macromedia Director MX product features include: seamless integration with the Macromedia Flash MX product family, the streamlined Macromedia MX user interface, Mac OS X support, and major new workflow efficiencies. For more information, go to www.macromedia.com/go/director/. Based on the curriculum developed and tested for use by Macromedia's authorized trainers, Macromedia Director MX and Lingo: Training from the Source provides a series of project-based, hands-on tutorials designed to introduce readers at their own pace to all the key concepts and features of this latest release. Topics include: animation, sound, video (including allowing the user to play video using interactive controls), Lingo programming, debugging movies, creating projectors for delivering content on CDs, creating Shockwave content for the Internet, and more.
CONTENTS:
Introduction.
Lesson 1. Director Basics.
Lesson 2. Animated Bullet Lists.
Lesson 3. Reversing Animations.
Lesson 4. Transitions, Sounds, and Video.
Lesson 5. Adding Interactivity.
Lesson 6. More Animation Techniques.
Lesson 7. Keyframes and Layers.
Lesson 8. Film Loops and Buttons.
Lesson 9. Built-in Behaviors.
Lesson 10. Custom Cursors and Buttons.
Lesson 11. Alpha Channels and Masks.
Lesson 12. Sprite Properties.
Lesson 13. Markers and Navigation.
Lesson 14. Fonts and Menus.
Lesson 15. Packaging Movies.
Lesson 16. Learning Lingo.
Lesson 17. Handlers and Events.
Lesson 18. Navigating with Lingo.
Lesson 19. Advanced Navigation.
Lesson 20. Synchronizing with Digital Video.
Lesson 21. Introduction to Properties.
Lesson 22. Controlling Sprites with Lingo.
Lesson 23. Keyboard Control.
Lesson 24. Using Lists and Multiple Casts.
Lesson 25. Databases and Lists.
Lesson 26. Using A List Database.
Lesson 27. Input, Accessibility, & Flash.
Lesson 28. Using Lingo on the Web.
Lesson 29. Director 3D.
Lesson 30. Creating Hypertext.
Lesson 31. Monitoring Director.
Appendix A. Windows Shortcuts.
Appendix B. Macintosh Shortcuts.
Index.
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