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Macromedia Studio MX Bible

Macromedia Studio MX Bible
By Joyce J. Evans, Donna Casey, Ron Rockwell, Charles Mohnike

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* Provides everything Web designers need to build cutting-edge applications with Macromedia's new tool suite, which includes Dreamweaver MX, Flash MX, ColdFusion MX, Fireworks MX, and Freehand
* Covers building data-enabled sites with Dreamweaver MX, creating Flash MX animations, working with ActionScript, creating Web graphics and animations with Fireworks MX, building interactive ColdFusion MX applications, integrating Flash and ColdFusion, and drawing vector art with Freehand
* Major changes in the Macromedia MX tool suite mean even veteran developers and programmers are looking for the updates this book provides
* CD-ROM includes trial versions of the software, extensions, sample databases, images and applications


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #1578676 in Books
  • Published on: 2003-02-14
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 1056 pages

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Book Info
Comprehensive reference for using Macromedia Web development applications together. Helps beginner or new user get started and move quickly to intermediate & advanced topics. Provides in-depth course in each application: Freehand MX, Flash MX, Dreamweaver MX, Fireworks MX, and ColdFusion MX. Includes CD-ROM with author-created tutorials, extensions, and sample databases. Softcover.

From the Back Cover
"If you are a developer using Macromedia MX technology, this is THE book to own."
—Brad Halstead, author of Dreamweaver MX Magic

If Macromedia Studio MX can do it, you can do it too . . .

If you want to develop Web sites that stop traffic on the Internet, this definitive guide to Macromedia Studio MX is essential. Aided by expert tutorials from some of the nation’s top Macromedia developers, Web design guru Joyce Evans gives you an in-depth course in each application – Freehand MX, Flash MX, Dreamweaver MX, Fireworks MX, and ColdFusion MX – plus tutorials and detailed instructions for integrating their capabilities. Whether you’re creating static HTML pages or interactive Flash animations and data-driven Web applications, this book will become your constant companion.

Inside, you’ll find complete coverage of Macromedia Studio MX

  • Use Fireworks MX to create and optimize images
  • Create Web and vector graphics with Freehand MX
  • Construct interactive ColdFusion MX applications and integrate ColdFusion with Flash MX
  • Animate sites using Flash and work with ActionScript and Flash Remoting MX
  • Develop data-enabled sites with Dreamweaver MX
  • Understand how ColdFusion’s programming language works behind the scenes in an application
  • Integrate Flash movies and multimedia objects into Dreamweaver MX
  • Apply client-side scripting and code, and use tables, snippets, and cascading style sheets

Bonus CD-ROM

  • Author-created tutorials and movies
  • Trial versions of Alien Skin Software’s Eye Candy 4000, Splat! and Image Doctor
  • Extensions, sample databases, images, and applications

About the Author
Joyce J. Evans developed the scope and focus of this book as well as wrote the Fireworks and Flash sections. Joyce is a training veteran with over 10 years of experience in educational teaching, tutorial development, and Web design. She has received Editors Choice Awards for her book Fireworks 4 F/X and Design and has authored several computer books including Dreamweaver MX Complete Course and Fireworks MX: Zero to Hero. Joyce is a Team Macromedia Volunteer. Her work can also be found in the Macromedia Design/Developer center. She can be reached at Joyce@JoyceJEvans.com. Her Web site is www.JoyceJEvans.com.

Donna Casey wrote the Dreamweaver section of this book. Donna is a designer, developer, and instructor with over eight years of experience working on Web and CD-ROM based projects for corporations such as AirTouch Cellular, Macromedia, Palm Computing, Verizon Wireless, and Aeris.net. She is a painter/sculptor with a Fine Arts degree and brings realworld design and production expertise to teaching Web design and development. Her website (www.n8vision.com) was featured the Fireworks 3 Bible. She has been a featured designer on Macromedia’s Web site as well as a speaker at Macromedia’s EUCON (Paris) and WebBoston and CNETBuilder (New Orleans.). As an experienced instructor, she has also authored the Intermediate Dreamweaver 4 and Fireworks 4 Training CDs for Lynda.com and contributed to the books Fireworks F/X and Design book aand Dreamweaver MX Magic.

Ron Rockwell wrote the FreeHand section of this book. Ron has been employed as a graphic designer for a manufacturing company in Nevada for several years, but he is a compulsive worker and has many freelance accounts reaching from California to Massachusetts (and very little free time). He is a member of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals and the Graphic Artists Guild. In 1999, he won the People_s Choice Award for Infographics at Macromedia_s UCON _99 in San Francisco. In 2001, Ron wrote FreeHand 10 f/x & Design, and in 2002 he co-authored the Digital Photography Bible with Ken Milburn.

Charles Mohnike wrote the ColdFusion portion of this book. Ron has been involved with the Internet since the days of text links and gray backgrounds. He built his first Web application for Moon Travel Handbooks in 1994, a then-ambitious interactive map site that gained national attention, and launched his career as a developer of note. He rode the dot-com boom as a freelance consultant in Northern California, building sound, robust Web applications. Charles develops in Perl and ColdFusion, as well as several database platforms. With a background in print publishing, he currently runs a small development shop specializing in porting print publications to the Web. He writes on Internet technical and cultural topics for publications such as Wired Webmonkey, Microsoft Bookshelf, Smart TV, and Videomaker. He is the author of several instructional titles.