WHERE DO I GET FLASH BUTTONS FOR MY WEBSITE?
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Are you sure you want flash buttons? There are other ways of achieving a rollover type effect without using javascript.\n\nThere are many reasons not to use flash, especially for navigation.\n\nSearch engines cannot follow flash navigation, search engines cannot log the text from flash navigation, if a user does not have flash installed they cant use your navigation, if a user has flash disabled again they cannot follow your navigation.
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Go to best buy. Shell out 800$ for Flash 8 Professional. Have it hurt your wallet so much you read the manual.\n\nf9 for action script panel\n\n//code to click\non (release){\nwhateverframe.gotoAndPlay(x);\n//calling the transition animation\n}\n\nto make some kind of animation, hit f5 to add keyframes, add a new key frame and make changes. Highlight one keyframe to another and right click, select motion tween.
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Depending on the language you are using for your site (PHP, ASP, JSP, Cold Fusion) you need to check for a banner rotator code, and you could also make this in Flash MX.
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I found this one.\nhttp://www.sundog.net/carolofthechins/flash/index.html
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Install the flash player in a dedicated directory/folder
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Import the flash file to HTML web page. Then you can easily upload your flash file. If your using front page or macro media dream weaver mx , the coding for the flash file import will automatically create by the softwares.
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You are thinking of Macromedia Flash MX/2006/2007, if you are a college student you should be able to get this for a cheaper price. Otherwise you're in trouble, unless you want to get it using "other" methods, which I dont recommend.
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did you try http://www.flashkit.com ?
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This depends on whether you want to plug somebody else's Flash (SWF) into your site, or your own. It also depends on the nature of the Flash, if the Flash application will be prominent on the page (a game for example) or just a bit of added flair (a news ticker or some animated navigation buttons).\n\nIf you have Flash AND Dreamweaver (the whole suite, perhaps), then by far the easiest method is from Dreamweaver. From the Insert menu, select Media then Flash, or press [Ctrl][Alt][f]\n\nOnce the Flash element is in your document, the Properties area will show Flash-specific settings, not the least of which will be the location of the actual SWF file.\n\nIf you have Flash, with the project open, go to the File menu and select Publish Settings. In the Formats tab, make sure that the HTML type is selected. Then go to the HTML tab and tinker with your options and publish multiple times with different settings (scale, alignment, window mode, etc) to get the one that you like.\n\nIf you don't have Flash OR Dreamweaver and need to embed an SWF in an HTML file, you'll need to become familiar with the  <embed> and <object> tags, and probably both if you want to support multiple web browsers. Things become more complicated when you want to test to see if the Flash Player is installed, and that it is the proper version for your application. Have a peek here for further instructions...
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In my experience, Dreamweaver is the most comfortable WYSIWYG software that can be used to design as well as edit code for websites or applications. Yes it has few basic Flash buttons that you can instantly use. But to get more interactive or high-end animations you may have to use Flash itself. You can then embed Flash files (swf files) into webpages using Dreamweaver. Frontpage is something I used long time back, but somehow it didn't give me that much motivation to explore creativity! You can surely use it as a practice-tool though and then move to higher end packages!\n\nAs for playing around with purchased templates, it depends on how the template was created. If it is html, you can used Dreamweaver. If it is the flash content that you need to manupulate, then you need Flash!! For the kind of presentation items you have mentioned, if you are looking for colorful still images, you may create using Photoshop or if you are planning for animations, best is using Flash!\n\nFlash and Dreamweaver are Macromedia products & Photoshop is Adobe product. Check their websites to procure Trial versions to see if this is what you are looking for!\n\nHope this was helpful!
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http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=SWF\n\nThere's a list of apps that may help
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try http://www.flashkit.com/index.shtml\n\nthey have tutorials plus a lot of other stuff you can use
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have a look to this link to find easy programs\n\nhttp://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=flash%20banner&tag=srch
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Go to adobe.com and click "Download Flash Player"
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Flashget is the best one I have ever tried. It integrates well into your browser too.\n\nhttp://flashget.en.softonic.com/ie/10118
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i think the activeX yellow bar at the top is standard in WinXP.\n\nUse a Flash detection/redirection script below...\n\n<BODY>\n\n<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript>\n<!-- \n\nif (navigator.appName == "Netscape") {\n     if  (navigator.plugins["Shockwave Flash"]){ \n        window.location='THE PAGE ADDRESS GOES HERE';\n     }\n   }\n\n// -->\n</SCRIPT>\n\n<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=VBScript>\n<!-- \n   on error resume next\n   var GotFlash\n   GotFlash = IsObject(CreateObject("ShockwaveFlash.ShockwaveFlash.3"))\n   If GotFlash = True Then\n      Window.Location= "THE FLASH PAGE ADDRESS GOES HERE"\n   End If         \n// -->\n</SCRIPT>\n\n\n<p>MAKE YOUR HTML PAGE HERE\n\n</BODY>
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I am in the same position as you.  This is a bug in IE7.  You need to use an alternative browser until they fix this.  Javascript is enabled by default.\n\nI suggest you use Firefox for sites that need Flash.