Chapter i(flash basic)
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This document provides an introduction to Adobe Flash Professional Basic and describes some of its key tools and features. It discusses how Flash can be used to create interactive content for the web and other digital media. The document also provides examples of how to use tools like drawing shapes, working with text, creating animations and motions, converting elements to symbols, and making buttons.
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