Use Action Script in Macromedia

[BUCK]

I want to design some small gif animations for a web page. For that I want to use action script in macromedia flash player. But I am not completely aware of it. I know some basic command line for it. I need some simple examples by which I can figures out the different command lines for different work. If possible I need a complete tutorial of Actionscript with all command line interface.

[ThoMas321]

ActionScript is now a popular tool in Flash Animation. The new version gives more additional features and different ways to developers to generate the flash files. But here problem is it is very hard to learn and use. Though there are very less complain about it. The new version is much tougher than the old one. It is familiar only to those who are master in code line tools. The main drawback of this tool is that it is complicated. You can get the entire tutorial on the adobe site.

[chroma]

It is a scripting language based tool. It is mostly used to develop sites and softwares using Flash player. Here what happen the swf files are embedded in the form of web pages in Action Script. Just giving some small tips and trick it will not work for you. You need a complete guide with codes and examples. Click on the link below and download a pdf file. This file gives your many information on ActionScript.
ActionScript Guide.

[Sam.D]

The below link gives you an guide by which you can use ActionScript with Macromedia Flash. It is an interactive command line language which not easy to understand. You must be familiar with the codes listed in the guide and then perform any changes. On the other hand Flash is an easy to use tool on working with images. Well ActionScript has both basic user and interactive user interface. It is a best tool for complex internet requirements.
Click Here to download the ActionScript Guide.

Dear Chromasir,

With due respect, I am pleased to get the PDF link. And it is of pararmount importance.

With thanks & regards,

swapan.

Dear Sam.D ji,

With due respect, the Flash PDF link appears to be of utmost importance for me.

With thanks & regards,
swapan.