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ok..end of lesson
me go for the next lesson
everyone take care and stay safe
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not cheap though, last i heard MacromediaStudio8 (when still macromedia) is USD $699Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Ask school. I'm not in charge of school's softwares, I don't know. But most likely quite expensive, after it has been acquired by Adobe.
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Hi Mayi, how's life?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Hi spidee.
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Haha, good idea, but those books run out fast and outdated fast also. Besides, I don't go really go through all chapters to give a good enough review.Originally posted by StarPuppy:wah..very x3
must put up a book guide in IT forum
idea ya?
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Hi Starpup! Yea, I've been pretty busy these days. See ya!Originally posted by StarPuppy:heya spidee
long time no chat on MSN
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I don't eat things straight from the fridge...Originally posted by StarPuppy:maybe you eat cold apples?
all my fruits are cold de...in the fridge
last night got arguement of usage of fang?
Off the fan, I can't be bothered.
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Ya, Flash.Originally posted by NekoRin:Flash?
This one must buck up already, I've borrowed the books, but have not even touch a single page. -
See you around!Originally posted by StarPuppy:ok..end of lesson
me go for the next lesson
everyone take care and stay safe -
Originally posted by NekoRin:not cheap though, last i heard MacromediaStudio8 (when still macromedia) is USD $699
So much?
Anyway, even if buy one product only, it already cost a good US$100++. -
i ish here...
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Haha, life is quite good, very smooth sailing for the past few months.Originally posted by ^spidee^:Hi Mayi, how's life?
Still finding more proverbs to post, run out liao. -
actually imo IT programming/scripting books are useless. Just seeing the thickness of those books make me sick and sleepy haiz. Hmm and often or not, they complicate understanding rather than just providing everything in point form. Things often or not should be short, sharp, corcise and not neccessary sweet.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Haha, good idea, but those books run out fast and outdated fast also. Besides, I don't go really go through all chapters to give a good enough review. 
But then there are some publishers which I recommend. They are good for learning a new language and are useful even to the pros. Get books from O'Reilly, not cheap though.
Skip those bibles, they do no good
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I have a couple of good books on Flash, can lend you if you want hehe :3Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Ya, Flash.
This one must buck up already, I've borrowed the books, but have not even touch a single page.
Flash 101 Industrial Tips and Secrets (I think the name is like that, from O'Reilly) and Flash ActionScripting pocket reference guide (O'Reilly too) -
flash itself is a good $299 or $399 USD.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:
So much?
Anyway, even if buy one product only, it already cost a good US$100++.
The package is cheaper....what's more you get Dreamweaver and Fireworks to come with it too.... too bad FreeHand is discontinued in the package -
Hihiz udon~Originally posted by udontknowme:i ish here... -
I find some are quite good.Originally posted by NekoRin:actually imo IT programming/scripting books are useless. Just seeing the thickness of those books make me sick and sleepy haiz. Hmm and often or not, they complicate understanding rather than just providing everything in point form. Things often or not should be short, sharp, corcise and not neccessary sweet.
But then there are some publishers which I recommend. They are good for learning a new language and are useful even to the pros. Get books from O'Reilly, not cheap though.
Skip those bibles, they do no good
Beginning books, The Complete Reference, Foundation books are good, though Foundation books are too wordy...
O'Reilly books are good, but for experts de. I cannot understand them unless got basics.
Passport and bibles are for fast reference without details. Super fast revision I call that. -
That's good.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Haha, life is quite good, very smooth sailing for the past few months.
Still finding more proverbs to post, run out liao.
Haha, don't worry about it, I'm too lazy myself to post anything. -
Haha, I got one already, The Complete Reference of Macromedia Flash MX 2004.Originally posted by NekoRin:I have a couple of good books on Flash, can lend you if you want hehe :3
Flash 101 Industrial Tips and Secrets (I think the name is like that, from O'Reilly) and Flash ActionScripting pocket reference guide (O'Reilly too)
I've read a few pages already, still stuck at basics. Got time then move on to the animation liao. Next semester starting Web Application Development and my Flash still like that... -
Bibles dun make fast references...... F1 key is your best tutor if it's availableOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:I find some are quite good.
Beginning books, The Complete Reference, Foundation books are good, though Foundation books are too wordy...
O'Reilly books are good, but for experts de. I cannot understand them unless got basics.
Passport and bibles are for fast reference without details. Super fast revision I call that. -
Hi kantang!Originally posted by udontknowme:i ish here...
How's the trip in China?
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F1 can be the best, depending only. For Photoshop, good as nothing.Originally posted by NekoRin:Bibles dun make fast references...... F1 key is your best tutor if it's available -
ohoh ic...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Haha, I got one already, The Complete Reference of Macromedia Flash MX 2004.
I've read a few pages already, still stuck at basics. Got time then move on to the animation liao. Next semester starting Web Application Development and my Flash still like that...
the tutorials that come together with the flash program itself can give you enough headstart in flash le. Btw, it will be good to start from flash8 now... MX2004 is version7. Flash8 has more script functions, a better video integration, and sport a better graphics 'engine' than ver7 -
lolx true. But I find Ex-Macromedia F1s very extensive and easy to understand. I learn 80% of my flash skills thru the F1 keyOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:F1 can be the best, depending only. For Photoshop, good as nothing. -
But must wait for school to upgrade, so have to wait.Originally posted by NekoRin:ohoh ic...
the tutorials that come together with the flash program itself can give you enough headstart in flash le. Btw, it will be good to start from flash8 now... MX2004 is version7. Flash8 has more script functions, a better video integration, and sport a better graphics 'engine' than ver7
The book has a CD that comes with the flash programs and the codes, quite useful, but no understand some parts. -
Macromedia F1 very good... last time anyhow do also come up with a simple advertisement for a movie. Not bad, but teacher don't like.Originally posted by NekoRin:lolx true. But I find Ex-Macromedia F1s very extensive and easy to understand. I learn 80% of my flash skills thru the F1 key