In this episode, hear from Paul Trani, Adobe World Wide Web Evangelist, about the Creative Cloud and many of the new features in Adobe Design and Web Premium CS6. Learn more about updates to industry leading CS6 tools, including breakthrough image editing in Photoshop CS6 Extended, adaptive design with fluid grid layouts with Dreamweaver CS6, export to HTML with the CreateJS tookit for Flash Professional CS6 (available separately) and more. Explore how new tools and services like Adobe Edge preview, Typekit and Business Catalyst enable web professionals to create immersive experiences with built-in support for all the latest web standards including HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript and publish on-line businesses.

This lesson introduces techniques for working between Illustrator and Flash Catalyst. Learn how to prepare vector files for export, and how to incorporate them into an active Catalyst document.

Export your Flash Catalyst CS5.5 Project Library as a Library Package for importing into other RIAs that use the same assets.

Learn how to export a Flash Catalyst CS5.5 compatible project from Flash Builder 4.5.

Learn how to turn Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator artwork into high-quality interactive content without writing code with new Adobe Flash Catalyst CS5. Find out how you can add attention-grabbing interactivity, animation, video, and sound to your digital documents and presentations, all in Adobe InDesign CS5. And see how you can export InDesign documents for Adobe Digital Editions, a desktop reading application for devices such as the Amazon Kindle, the Sony Reader, and the Barnes & Noble nook.

Export your Flash Catalyst Project Library as a Library Package for importing into other RIAs that use the same assets.

Export Fireworks CS5 documents as FXG files for use in other applications, such as Flash Catalyst.

Web and application designers use Fireworks to optimize graphics, create polished text documents, add interactivity to prototypes, preview prototypes in mobile device emulators, and export to Flash Catalyst.