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Using Components.pdf

April 13, 2007 · Filed Under Flash  · Tags: ,

This book is for developers who are building Flash applications and want to use components to speed development. You should already be familiar with developing applications in Flash and writing ActionScript.

If you are less experienced with writing ActionScript, you can add components to a document, set their parameters in the Property inspector or Component inspector, and use the Behaviors panel to handle their events. For example, you could attach a Go To Web Page behavior to a Button component that opens a URL in a web browser when the button is clicked without writing any ActionScript code.

If you are a programmer who wants to create more robust applications, you can create components dynamically, use ActionScript to set properties and call methods at runtime, and use the listener event model to handle events.

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