Re: FLASH: FLASH TUTORIALS

[Carla Otto]

I didn't catch this original post by Eric Stewart, but did see what 

Al wrote, and wanted to agree., that this is an awesome thing to put 

together...very helpful...



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Excellent. Can't wait to see it. AL Lyman

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On 17 Jun 00, at 20:56, Eric Stewart wrote:

I am building a page that will detail all the tutorials that I know of. It

will list the tutorial, URL to the tutorial, and even a skill level rating.

I figure it will help answer a few of questions on this list, at least the

ones that pertain to "where can I find this tutorial?" I will not put nor

allow any advertising on it, just so you know, not even my own company logo.

It's strictly to help the flashers. I do ask that you guys/gals help me out.

I need help in two ways, I need people to rate the tutorials (difficult,

medium, easy, if you can stand and chew gum you can do this). I have only

been using flash a few months, so your input would help. I think it should

be HTML based. I also need people to let me know when new tutorials that are

not on my site get posted. Any thoughts? Am I wasting my time, or would this

benefit anyone?

Eric Stewart

Aris Studios


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