Re: FLASH: Tutorial critique

[Thorsten Schmiedel]

Hey Mike,


this is really cool... one of the best tutes I've ever seen!!!

I wonder if MM has a job offering for you to spice up their tutorials ;-))


I personally think, however, that it would be a hell of a work for a

lifetime (or maybe even beyond) to cover at least the basic flash-stuff and

keeping up this level of quality and detail... I mean I don't know how many

wilful and yet cheap flash-slaves you have in your staff and how many bucks

you pull out of this one (no, I don't want to reanimate the

'how-much-for-what-thread').... Well after all this is none of my business

anyway. I'd love to see more of this if I may say.


respectfully,


thorsten






>

From: Michael Dunn <mdunnthemericaagency [dot] com>

>

Reply-To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

> Date: Wed, 05 Jul 2000 08:03:38 -0700

>

To: <flasherchinwag [dot] com>

> Subject: FLASH: Tutorial critique

> 

> 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

> 

> -

> 

> Michael

>

michaelreydo [dot] com

> 

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     flashforward2000 and the Flash(tm) Film Festival

 July 24-26, 2000, NEW YORK CITY, Hammerstein Ballroom

                  www.flashforward2000.com

   Produced by United Digital Artists and lynda.com

 Sponsored by Macromedia, Adobe Systems, Fusion, Inc, AtomFilms,

           shockwave.com and Electric Rain.

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 Register before June 30 and save $200!!-- www.flashforward2000.com

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