Flash Professional CS6 projects are now compatible with AIR native extensions with the advent of AIR 3.2. In this movie, you'll learn about AIR native extensions, and where to find examples and documentation.

The Flash Professional interface contains a variety of useful panels and other structures that allow you to work effectively within the program. This lesson provides an overview of the most important and useful elements of the application interface.

Like most Adobe Creative Suite applications, Flash Professional will present you with a Welcome screen when the application is initialized, giving you quick access to a number of common tasks. This lesson looks at the options available in the Welcome screen.

The main menu bar in Flash Professional is full of options and commands that can help you work effectively. This lesson takes a look at the main menu, focusing on commonly used functionality.

The Stage and accompanying work area in Flash Professional are where all of the visual creation, manipulation, and animation take place. This lesson demonstrates the differences between these two features and looks at properties associated with the Stage.

The Toolbar in Flash Professional gives you quick access to the essential tools in the application. This lesson will provide an overview of what these are and what they do.

Adobe Evangelist Paul Trani shows how to create HTML content in JavaScript using Flash Professional CS6.

Create and deliver applications with a prepackaged Adobe AIR captive runtime. Streamline application testing and enable end users to run your content without additional downloads.

Adobe Evangelist Paul Trani shows how to export Flash content as HTML using the Toolkit for CreateJS extension with Flash Professional CS6.

Evangelist Paul Trani provides an overview of Flash Professional CS6.

Export symbols and animation sequences to instantly generate sprite sheets that improve gaming experience, workflow, and performance.

Leverage a new extension (available separately) to create interactive HTML5 content by building on core animation and drawing capabilities in Flash Professional. Export as JavaScript to target the CreateJS open source framework.

Reach Android™ and iOS devices by targeting the latest Adobe Flash Player and AIR runtimes.

Adobe Evangelist Paul Trani shows how to generate sprite sheets in Flash Professional CS6.

Learn about the Adobe Flash Professional Toolkit for CreateJS, including core features, expected workflows, and philosophy behind this technology.

Learn how you can simplify the creation of immersive experiences that are presented consistently across desktops, smartphones, tablets, and televisions with Adobe Flash Professional CS5.5. Target the latest mobile platforms including Android, BlackBerry, and iOS. Efficiently create content that targets multiple devices, copy and paste layers, and easily adapt artwork for various sizes. Plus use more than 20 new code snippets, including ones optimized for mobile and application development.

Discover specific workflow enhancements available in Adobe Flash Professional CS5.5. This session steps through the process of deploying Flash Professional content on mobile platforms, including Android, BlackBerry, and iOS.

Join Product Manager Richard Galvan as he demonstrates some of the work being done behind the scenes with Adobe Flash Professional. Get an early glimpse of the upcoming features in a future release.

Explore what's new for designers and animators in Adobe Flash Professional CS5.5 with Chris Georgenes. He'll take you through the process of creating a short animation while demonstrating techniques the experts use to achieve a fast and efficient workflow.

In Part 2 of this topic, Serge Jespers demonstrates how to efficiently build apps that run across popular devices and platforms using AIR and Flash CS5.5.

In this episode, Serge Jespers demonstrates how to efficiently build apps that run across popular devices and platforms using AIR and Flash CS5.5.

In this episode, Serge Jespers, Adobe Flash Evangelist, shows you how to use Flash CS5.5 to build and test mobile apps.

In this episode, Serge Jespers, Adobe Flash Evangelist, demonstrates the Bone Tool as well as new advances in Flash Pro CS5.5.

Ryan Stewart introduces new features in Flash Professional CS5.5 that make it easier than ever for designers and developers to collaborate on building applications aimed at multiple devices.

In this video, Ryan Stewart demonstrates how easy it is to build Android applications using Flash Professional CS5.5.

Using the Bone tool in Flash Professional to link objects together, you can easily make and control advanced animations, such as a character running or a chain with movable links that falls with natural grace. Watch as Paul Trani tackles that case in particular in this tutorial.

If you’re a web designer looking for a better understanding of Flash Professional, then this is the place to start. Using some basic graphics, Paul Trani shows you the fundamentals of programming in ActionScript in the context of a real-world project that is optimized for the web.

In this tutorial, Paul Trani demonstrates some of the exciting new features in Flash Professional CS5.5, including resizing content, symbol rasterization, enhanced layer control, shared libraries for multiscreen projects, enhanced code snippet handling, and even publishing directly to Android devices.

Maintaining a consistent look and feel between projects can be a tedious process. That has changed with Flash Professional CS5.5 shared libraries. Paul Trani highlights this time-saving feature, which enables you to easily update assets across multiple FLAs.

In this tutorial, Paul Trani shows you how to use Flash Professional CS5.5 to convert a vector graphic into a bitmap (a process known as symbol rasterization) for editing in Photoshop.

Contrary to popular belief, Flash can publish apps for iOS devices such as the iPhone, iPod, and iPad. In this tutorial, Paul Trani shows you how to use Flash Professional CS5.5 to create and publish an app for the iPad that uses the accelerometer and saves images to the camera roll.

Flash Professional CS5.5 has some great enhancements to speed up any project’s workflow. To illustrate these new features, Paul Trani takes you through a workflow from creating a new document, to using the enhanced code snippets panel and the ever more valuable Project panel, to ultimately publishing your project to multiple formats and devices.

Mobile devices can have a hard time processing complex vector graphics. With Flash Professional CS5.5 you now have the ability to export complex vector graphics as an easier-to-process bitmap while still retaining the graphic in vector format in Flash Pro. Paul Trani takes you through this process and shows you how to cache vector graphics as bitmap images.

Flash Pro and Flash Builder have always worked well together, and now they even have a unified Project file format. In this tutorial, Paul Trani shows that changes made in Flash Builder appear in the enhanced Project panel in Flash Professional CS5.5, and vice versa.

In this tutorial, Paul Trani takes you through the enhanced code snippets panel in Flash Professional CS5.5. With great new capabilities for those new to ActionScript, this enhanced panel helps you quickly understand and use code snippets as well as save your own custom code snippets for future use.

With the introduction of the Text Layout Framework (TLF), Flash can now handle even the most complex text layouts. In this tutorial, Paul Trani takes you through creating multicolumn TLF text while highlighting new functionality in Flash Pro CS5.5, such as the new tab ruler, which you can use to add gutters and custom tabs to your TLF text.

Flash Professional has long been a friend to designers, but it can be hard to figure out where to begin. In this tutorial, Paul Trani shows you how you can use Photoshop in conjunction with Flash Pro to create a design, add animation to it, and even publish a Flash project complete with interactivity, all in less than 10 minutes.

Paul Trani shows us how Android app development is a breeze when using Flash Professional CS5.5. He takes us through all the ins and outs of testing and deploying an app directly to an Android device.

With new phones and tablets appearing almost daily, how can you keep up with all the different screen sizes while maintaining an efficient workflow? In this tutorial, Paul Trani demonstrates how to use Flash Professional CS5.5 to efficiently target multiple screens using the Project panel, enhanced code snippets, and new publish settings.

Ever wanted even more control when using the Bone tool? In this tutorial, Paul Trani shows you how to use Flash Professional CS5.5 to pin the tail of inverse kinematics (IK) bones to the stage while posing an armature. Pinning support enables you to isolate armatures for more precise control when posing.

In this tutorial, Paul Trani shows you how Flash Professional CS5.5 enables you to easily scale contents of a file when you resize the stage. This is a great capability for anything from banners to mobile projects in which you need to target different dimensions.

Create application demonstrations and simulations directly in Adobe® Flash® Professional CS5 using the Record application with Adobe Captivate 5 command.

In this video, Paul Trani showcases the font embedding capabilities of Flash Professional CS5, and explores how these tools ensure the integrity of your design.

Come learn how to use FlexUnit 4 with Adobe Flash Professional CS5 and take advantage of unit and integration testing to help you write higher quality code. If you are a Flash ActionScript developer who spends a significant amount of time in Flash Professional and have concerns about your code quality and stability, then you will want to learn about FlexUnit 4.

Over the course of this series, instructor Paul Trani will show you how to build an Adobe Flash professional CS5 project from the ground up. In this episode, you’ll learn how to set up your first Flash file--and your workspace--for maximum efficiency.

In this advanced tutorial, Rob Russell incorporates and configures the License Manager service into a Flash Professional CS5 project.

Follow along as Keith Gilbert shows you how to create a very simple banner ad using Flash Professional CS5 – without writing any code.

Complex coding can help you build efficiency and flexibility into a Flash project.  Doug explains how to achieve a desired result by combining snippets together.

Drag and drop actions in your Flash Professional project are made easy using code snippets. Doug demonstrates adding an object to the stage, and how to control the behavior of that object.

Doug Winnie demonstrates working with object parameters using a code snippet, and he explains how snippets offer ease and flexibility of coding in ActionScript for Flash Professional CS5 projects.

Join trainer Paul Trani as he shows off new features in Flash Professional CS5's Actionscript editor. Features like custom class code hinting and code completion, as well as automatic writing of the import statement for libraries will help streamline your workflow.

In this episode, trainer Paul Trani shows off one of his favorite features in Flash Professional CS5: Actionscript Code Snippets. He'll show you how to use and modify existing snippets to quickly add functionality to your project, as well as creating and saving your own snippets for later use.

Doug Winnie begins the next season of ActionScript 1:1 with an introduction to the code snippets panel in the new generation of Flash Professional.

Yoshihiro Shindou covers some of the latest topics and developments covering Flash Professional CS5, Flash Player 10.1 and ActionScript 3. English subtitles are included via closed captioning.

Whether you work as an individual or in a collaborative group setting, trainer Paul Trani will show how you can enhance your workflow by saving your Flash Professional CS5 project to an uncompressed .xfl document.

See how you can use Flash Professional to develop and deploy an Adobe AIR application to an Android-powered smartphone.

Adobe Flash Professional CS5 and Adobe Flash Builder 4 enable time-saving workflows. Learn how to develop content in Flash while editing associated ActionScript code in Flash Builder 4, switching easily between the two applications to edit and test.

Join Web Premium evangelist Greg Rewis as he runs through some of the exciting new features found in Flash Professional CS5.

Learn the Top 3 Features of Flash Professional CS5. Includes the Flash Text Engine, new Text Layout Panels, iPhone App Development, streamlined workflow with FXG support and the ability to import between the Flash tools, Photoshop and Illustrator. (We know that sounds like more than 3)

Animate 2D objects through 3D space.

Convert Photoshop layers to Flash layers.

An artist from Domani Studios talks about how you can apply 3D transformations to 2D objects in Flash Professional CS4.

An artist from Domani Studios talks about how you can quickly Create Tweens using object-based animations and the Motion Editor in Flash Professional CS4.

In this video, Doug Winnie shows you all of the ways you can customize your Flash workspace UI and then save the set up for later use.

Come learn about the latest developments in cross-product coding workflows between Flash Builder 4 and Flash Professional. See the new coding improvements in Flash Professional and hear about the team's plans for making development easier in the future.

Create a rich layout in InDesign prior to exporting to XFL. Then add animation in Flash Professional.

Create Flash movies for the Web. Automatically create HTML, SWF, FLA, and F4V files. Preview Flash movies in a web browser.

Learn to add cue points to files in Soundbooth, import sounds into Flash, and perform round-trip editing between Flash with Soundbooth.

Learn how to create content in After Effects for export to Flash in XFL format, allowing native editing in Flash.

Learn essential Flash file types, including FLA, SWF, FLV, F4V, and MP4. Discover other file types, such as ActionScript and XFL.

Tour the Welcome screen and save files in Flash. Learn the three major parts of the Flash interface: the Stage, the Timeline, and the panels.

Export an InDesign document to XFL. Edit the resulting file in Flash Pro while preserving the visual appearance of the original.

Learn to export Illustrator files with multiple artboards to Flash, set options for export and view the art in the Flash library and Timeline.

Join Doug Winnie and see how easy it is to create rich, expressive content in this introductory demonstration of the animation and design features in Flash CS4 Professional.

Join Lee Brimelow as he discusses in depth some of the expressive design and animation features of Flash CS4 Professional that give designers and developers amazing new capabilities to create compelling web experiences.

Join Andrew Kirkpatrick as he shows us how to build accessible content in Flash CS4 Professional. Hear product experts explain how to use best practices and techniques to help you build accessible video players, user interfaces, and more.

Join Michael Ninness as he explores the integration between InDesign CS4, a best-in-class layout tool for print media, and Flash CS4 Professional, the tool of choice for creating and delivering interactive content.

Join Sean Kranzberg, Mariko Ogawa, Jonathan Duran, Jen deHaan and Tony Mowatt from the Flash quality engineering (QE) team and discover new animation techniques in Flash CS4 Professional.

Join Paul Trani as he shows us how to take the graphics you create in Photoshop CS4 or Illustrator CS4 into Flash CS4 Professional in order to quickly and easily bring them to life with compelling animation.

Join Serge Jespers as he shows us how to integrate the expressive design capabilities in Flash CS4 Professional with Flex development to create visually compelling rich Internet applications.

Join Jeffrey Ahlquist, Sam Panoplos, Dasha Semenova and John Mayhew from the Flash engineering team. They will speak about the new developer features included in Flash CS4 Professional.

Flash guru Grant Skinner shares his thoughts on Flash Professional CS4, the new inverse kinematics feature, Flash Player 10 and ActionScript 3.0, and offers a few words of wisdom for beginners.

Learn Flash workflow basics: using the workspace, creating and importing artwork, using symbols and Timeline, and publishing SWF files.

Learn what Flash is and what it can do. Create and display animation, video, and sound content. Add interactivity. Learn the Flash interface.