Discover how to create great new colors using the Eyedropper tool. Sample parts of an image, use the tool's comparison feature to get interactive feedback, and then name and store the swatch.

Story can automatically create multiple versions of your documents but revisions are a little different. Each one is a formally agreed state for your script. This episode shows you the difference.

If you're working with multiple schedules for different blocks of production, let Story flag up conflicts so your cast are always where you need them.

In this app of the week video, Teresa Demel compares iPad and iPhone versions of Women's Health. Rodale Publishing has developed a clean information architecture for iPhone that makes it easy to navigate through the magazine, follow image tutorials, and read the same great content provided in the full-size publication.

Join Grant Skinner, veteran interactive developer and creator of EaselJS and Pirates Love Daisies, for this session on building interactive content using the HTML5 canvas element. The talk will feature a comparison of related technologies (Flash, CSS, SVG) and include tips and gotchas, the core API, and an examination of a number of canvas libraries, with a focus on EaselJS. Applied uses include games, infographics, data visualization, and advertising.

Speed up cross-browser testing to make sure your web designs look as you intended for the widest possible audience. Learn how to preview dynamic web pages and local content with multiple viewing, diagnostic, and comparison tools in BrowserLab, an Adobe CS Live online service.

Lori discusses use cases for comparing two versions of a document, and how Acrobat simplifies that tedious process.

Lori discusses use cases for comparing two versions of a document, and how Acrobat simplifies that tedious process.

Learn how After Effects running natively on 64-bit systems helps you be more productive.

This presentation will introduce the iPhone SDK to aid in iOS development by using terms they already understand, by comparing the elements of the iPhone SDK to elements used in Flash. We'll do side-by-side comparison of Objective-C to ActionScript. We'll compare a few functional examples of tasks that you know how to do in ActionScript, and show you how to do them in Objective-C: parsing XML, loading images, saving preferences, animating graphics.