1. INTRODUCTION TO MACROMEDIA FLASH Lesson 1

3. Interactive “movies”

5. Apple II Basic

6. Space Invaders (BASIC)

7. SuperPaint (PASCAL)

8. Dark Castle

9. SuperPaint II with PostScript style drawing.

11. In mid-summer of 1995 FutureWave received a lot of feedback. (SmartSketch).

12. He began working on SmartSketch.

14. Adobe declined the software. In December of 1995, the company was almost sold to Fractal Design.

15. In the summer of 1996, the FutureSplash Animator software was shipped.

16. In November of 1996, Macromedia approached FutureWave about working together. In December of 1996, Macromedia acquired the company and FutureSplash Animator became…Macromedia Flash 1.0

17. April 18, 2005 (Adobe-Macromedia Acquisition)

19. Bitmap Graphics

21. Represents image as a matrix of pixels

22. Common Web graphics; e.g, GIF and JPG

23. Three major disadvantages with bitmaps

24. Stretching may cause pixilation (distortion)

25. As image size grows, file size grows

26. Web image reproduced pixel by pixel

27. Bitmaps preferred for high resolution

31. E-learning content such as help systems; instructional presentations; and testing, scoring, and reporting systems

32. Product prototypes and demonstrations that simulate real-world hardware and software Presentations such as marketing/sales overviews and product demonstrations that distinguish themselves and offer greater interaction with the user

33. Entire websites based in Macromedia Flash that offer rich, immersive web experiences

35. Quiz The predecessor of Macromedia Flash. Software that was launched in January of 1993 to dominate the market for graphics software on pen computers. It is animation software that is most often used for Web sites and enables you to create interactive “movies” on the web. Graphics that is resolution-dependent. He developed Macromedia Flash.

36. Assignment Macromedia Flash MX interface.