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Foundation Flash 8

Sham Bhangal

2005

ActionScript

Colin Moock

2001

Adobe Flash CS3 professional for Windows and Macintosh

Katherine Ulrich

2007

Flash 5 Magic with ActionScript

David J. Emberton, J. Scott Hamlin, Scott Hamlin

2001

Professional Papervision3D

Michael Lively

2010

Macromedia Flash MX ActionScript for Fun and Games (With CD-ROM)

Gary Rosenzweig

2002

Flash advertising

Jason Fincanon

2010

Macromedia Flash MX game design demystified

Jobe Makar

2003

Teach yourself visually Flash CS3 Professional

Sherry Kinkoph

2007

Flash + After Effects

Chris Jackson

2010

Adobe Creative Suite 5 bible

Ted Padova

2010

Building Flash web sites for dummies

Doug Sahlin

2006

Flash hacks

Sham Bhangal

2004

Web design

Julius Wiedemann, Mar Portillo, Ricardo Esteves Correira et al.

2008

Flash CS5.5

Chris Grover

2011

Foundation Flash CS3 for designers

Green, Thomas J.

2007

Flash to the core

Joshua Davis

2003

Macromedia Flash MX Designer's ActionScript Reference

John Davey

2002

ActionScript 3.0 bible

Roger Braunstein

2010

How to cheat in Adobe Flash CS3

Chris Georgenes

2007

How to use Macromedia Flash 5

Gary Rebholz, Denise Tyler

2001

Beginning Flash game programming for dummies

Andrew Harris

2006

Flash 5 Fast & Easy Web Development (With CD-ROM) (Fast & Easy Web Development)

Howie Green Design

2000

Flash MX Motion Graphics

Seol Euna, Euna Seol

2002

ActionScript 2.0 Garage

Dan Livingston

2005

Macromedia Flash 8

James English

2005

Creating Flash advertising

Jason Fincanon

2007

Adobe Flash Professional CS5 on Demand

Steve Johnson

2010

Advanced ActionScript 3 with design patterns

Joey Lott, Danny Patterson

2007

Flash cartoon animation

Glenn Kirkpatrick, Kevin Peaty

2002

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