| Basics | Just some info to get started |
| Simple Programs | Just some basics - how to write and compile code, basic button, and the like |
| Tutorials | Information found on other sites - just some raw notes so far |
| External Source Files | How to create libraries and then use them in your programs |
| Creating Components On The Fly | How to create and display components using code (instead of the IDE) |
| Passing Parameters | How to get parameters from the html file that launches the application (Flash movie) |
| Simple Graphics | This demonstrates the basics of drawing lines, circles, and the like |
| Graphs | One of the advantages of Flash is that you can display user controlled graphs in any browser |
| Creating Events | More event details, How to add event properties to a class |
| Mouse - Dragging items | Examples on using Mouse Events to drag things |
| Mouse Cursors | How to create and display custom mouse cursors - the necessary code is discussed in Part 2 |
| Rotating Text 90° | How to rotate text (to label a graph) - the trick is to use embedded fonts and avoid a design problem |
| Creating a Rollover Movie | How to highlight areas when the mouse cursor moves over hidden hotspots. Also, how to simulate the tabs on a program and provide context sensitive help. Has an example. |
| Controls | The provided controls are a bit weak - this covers how to write your own |
| Context Menus | Modifying the context (right click) menu - adding an About... option that opens a web page |
| Writing Help | If you create a library of reusable code, you should write a help file to simplify reusing it. These pages discuss how to make your help files look like those that come with Flash. |
| Converting Delphi code to ActionScript | This is just a beginning ... these languages are close, but there is still a lot to do |
| Design Problems | All programs have a few - Rotating text, Log10(x), Graphs & Sprite Sizes |
| Absolutely Insane | I don't know what these guys were thinking |