FLASH: Tutorial critique

[Michael Dunn]

Well, I've been working on this thing for entirely too long - so long now,

that I am beginning to question its usefulness. I wanted to create a series

of tutorials which were clear enough for a novice to understand and learn

from, yet would also serve as a quick reminder for advanced users. And I

wanted something that taught Flash IN Flash. So, I created a tutorial that

goes through the steps and provides the option that, if you need more help,

will actually demonstrate through an animated example what you are supposed

to do in each step.


Can you folks check it out, please. It's still in the development phase and

is not complete. But I want to know if this kind of thing would be helpful

before spending anymore time on it.


Also, any comments in general (time to load, etc.) are appreciated.


http://www.reydo.com/tt.html


Thanks in advance


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Michael

michaelreydo [dot] com

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