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stumpadoodle
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oh yeah i tried coffeacup one time! nice and easy that one...
linux has a nice one to but i forget what it's called
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lamhon2000
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Joined: Aug 05, 2005
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I agree that Flash MX is quite simple...it produce good animation and it's easy to learn...it took me about 1 week to learn it completely...
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threeyemen
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Joined: Sep 08, 2005
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Y flas?
I recommened to using Dreamweaver or font pages. |
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cicak83
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Location: Malaysia
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Learn the basics first. HTML with notepad. Then change to other software. Which ever you like. If there is some thing that the software cannot do then back to basics. Depending on software too much is not good. Makes your basic skills dull.
For animation I use Flash. Simple enough, powerful enough for me to do most of my jobs. There are some crazy people who use Java to code animation. Weird people. |
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