OMG... does this really matter??? He said +1 when a lot of people were
probably feeling the same way... big deal.
I am sure people like a thank you once in a while; for, it lets the
individual know he or she was able to help.
On 1/19/2012 3:18 PM, Micky Hulse wrote:
Below are policies foun
me up on google.
On 1/16/2012 2:34 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
I am not aware of a server side utility; however, perhaps the
following link may be of some use to you?
http://www.zeropointnine.com/blog/updated-flv-encoder-alchem/#more-898
On 1/16/2012 10:46 AM, allandt bik-elliott wrote:
hey
I am not aware of a server side utility; however, perhaps the following
link may be of some use to you?
http://www.zeropointnine.com/blog/updated-flv-encoder-alchem/#more-898
On 1/16/2012 10:46 AM, allandt bik-elliott wrote:
hey guys
does anyone know of any server-side utility to take a fla
think that we already have our "revenge".
Many of their users barks against flash but then they play at
Machinarium on their iPad without knowing it was done in flash.
Epic win.
Il 12/01/2012 22:53, Anthony Pace ha scritto:
I know Apple will probably never allow Flash on their Mobi
Damage to the web??? Where were in browser based voice chat applications
before flash? oh that's right, they were either implemented in java,
completely buggy and requiring a massive download and installation, or
they just didn't exist.
I am totally open to a more powerful technology taking o
well... maybe you're right; yet, it really felt good to
irritate them.
I know this hubub will actually create, and actually has created in my
case, many job opportunities in the realm of HTML5 development due to
redevelopment of flash apps, and I am not opposed to the extra income.
I know Apple will probably never allow Flash on their Mobile devices,
and with Adobe backing out of Mobile the future of the Flash Player is
looking grim; yet, I have been having a good old time bitching about it
on their forums. I don't necessarily believe half the things I've
spouted there;
LOL.
On 1/12/2012 11:08 AM, Matt S. wrote:
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wasteful imho, so I obviously wouldn't want to do this in a real project.
On 1/4/2012 10:04 AM, Anthony Pace wrote:
Alright,
So I was given a copy of Ableton Live 8 with a midi controller I
bought, and I installed around Christmas time. Everything was working
fine until I switched
Alright,
So I was given a copy of Ableton Live 8 with a midi controller I bought,
and I installed around Christmas time. Everything was working fine
until I switched to ASIO, in order to get it to work with my Tascam
US144. I set it up so it would share the driver with other Apps, but
flash
e than the conference fees). I figured I'd immediately put the free
Playbook up for sale on eBay, but decided to keep it after being pleasantly
surprised at how well it worked, especially for Flash.
Cheers,
-Gerry
On 2011-12-22 , at 07:15 , Anthony Pace wrote:
Hey Karl,
Not sure if you rea
?
On 12/21/2011 5:29 PM, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
Did a google for "controlling mic sample rates in as3"
FYI
Best,
Karl
On Dec 21, 2011, at 2:08 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
Wow. Just read through my post, and saw the errors. Guess I
shouldn't get 3 hours sleep and then try to type.
ms for post processing related tasks;
yet, now that I have become interested in realtime tasks, and would love
to be able to perform them in the browser, it's becoming an issue.
On 12/20/2011 4:32 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
Just in case you are wondering why...
although I know I could just spli
have become interested in realtime tasks, it's becoming
an issue.
On 12/20/2011 4:32 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
Just in case you are wondering why...
although I know I could just split up the sample amount into smaller
512 sample chunks, I am interested in doing some lower latency
effects, and the
Just in case you are wondering why...
although I know I could just split up the sample amount into smaller 512
sample chunks, I am interested in doing some lower latency effects, and
the delay is just too much to bare right now.
On 12/20/2011 3:37 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
Is this possible
Is this possible?
When recording from the Mic, in this case at 44100hz I can't get the
SampleDataEvent to report sample chunks of less than 2048 samples. The
problem really is that it flash waits about 47 ms on average to report a
sample chunk (although my counter shows it updates between 33
Isn't that just for Air2.0? I know that if i search online I find that
it was beta for 10.3, but is it actually in the release? Does is work on
mobile phones (this one I really doubt, as even in the beta docs it said
it would not work on air for mobile)?
Not only that, right now I can't actua
Meant to say 'since afaik, flash doesn't look at the browsers x.509 pool
for CAs, and thus there is no way, again afaik, of validating if a
public key sent by the server, the best I can come up with is the
solution below'. Please tell me if I am missing something.
-client sends request over h
Since AFAIK, flash is to look at the x.509 pool, below is the only
method I could come up with that provides any security, please tell me
if I am missing something.
-client sends request over https for the socket key
-the server respond by generating keys, associating the keys to the
session (
I have read that UDP will be allowed in the browser as of version 11...
is this true?
If so that would be extremely awesome, and open up a bunch of
opportunities for the de3velopment of in browser communications
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Just wanted to say thanks for the responses; especially from Gerry.
@Gerry: I think your comments about correlation have pushed me in the
right direction.
On 5/12/2011 8:49 PM, Gerry Beauregard wrote:
Hi Anthony,
For pitch analysis, what technique to use depends a lot on
work! ;-)
Cheers,
Gerry Beauregard
g.beaureg...@ieee.org
On 2011-05-12 , at 04:12 , Anthony Pace wrote:
Hello list,
I have been doing some experiments, but although my stuff is working, it isn't
optimized at all, and I would to try a reliable lib that uses zero crossings
for analysis, i
Hello list,
I have been doing some experiments, but although my stuff is working, it
isn't optimized at all, and I would to try a reliable lib that uses zero
crossings for analysis, if one exists.
Any suggestions?
I am really just interested in pitch analysis with very small sample
chunks.
Personally I find searching google almost always gives me what I want as
long as I use quotation marks around a key phrase, and I must agree that
Google's results are not Adobe's fault.
To talk about the state of Adobe documentation, I must say that I do
find it lacking substance in many key a
How do you do your testing?
Do you still have slow machines to test everything on? do you virtualize
it and assign a slow processor speed and fewer resources? or do you
have another method?
I used to test apps on an old Compaq p3 633 mhz (if it ran well there
than I could trust it would run
Hi Karim and Ktu,
Below is an explanation of what appears to be going on in the given pattern:
(?:\s*)
is a greedy non-capturing group of whitespace
(?<=[-|/])
is looking behind the next section of the expression, (?\w*),
for, what is in this case, a character set; as well, it does so
without i
's the same for other USB audio interface boxes.
On 2011-03-08 , at 09:01 , Anthony Pace wrote:
I was working with sound sampling in flash, when suddenly, although flash would
detect my tascam us-144 line in as a recording device, it wouldn't capture any
sound.
I have done all kinds
I was working with sound sampling in flash, when suddenly, although
flash would detect my tascam us-144 line in as a recording device, it
wouldn't capture any sound.
I have done all kinds of testing; yet, for some reason it flash just
can't hear anything.
Right now the only solution I have c
People are too busy working to talk. Don't worry, I will post a question...
On 3/7/2011 1:11 PM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
this list has been getting rather quiet of the past month or two. Odd. So has
Flash_Tiger.
Jason Merrill
Instructional Technology Architect
Bank of America Global Le
Which method would you like me to expand on?
On 1/24/2011 12:33 PM, Christopher Lucas wrote:
Anthony, I agree, it is hard to read these emails...but anyway, you said:
OOPS...thank goodness I re-read my last post... realized I screwed up,
because the first version I made should actually modify y
;
for(i=0;i!=l;++i){
sn = Math.floor(Math.random()*l);
tv = randi[sn];
randi[sn] = randi[i];
randi[i] = tv;
}
trace('...modified order...\n'+randi+'\n\n...IMAGE SRC values...');
//example of how to make use of it
for(i=0;i!=l;++i){
trace(ss.IMAGE[randi[i]].@
race('...original order...\n'+randi+'\n');
for(i=0;i!=l;++i){
sn = Math.floor(Math.random()*l);
tv = randi[sn];
randi[sn] = randi[i];
randi[i] = tv;
}
trace('...modified order...\n'+randi+'\n\n...IMAGE SRC values...');
//example of how to make us
Sorry I took so long. I had no internet at home for that past couple of
days.
...Well, you don't really have to make it an array. I guess I should
have said, use it like you would an array.
Since it seems you want to know how to keep the original order and have
a new list with a randomized
sorry if my first response seemed a bit cheeky... truth is I posted my
response based on the subject of your post, and then I posted my second
response, after actually reading it... kind of a cart before the horse
scenario.
On 1/20/2011 12:44 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
It seems to be your
If you want them to be random, take the xml as an array, and then do a
random swap for each node.
(I think someone posted some code for the proper way to shuffle an array.)
then load the images in that order.
\On 1/20/2011 12:44 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
It seems to be your listeners and the
It seems to be your listeners and the order of the Complete events.
On 1/20/2011 11:19 AM, Christopher Lucas wrote:
any thanks to any and all who respond!! I'm at the extent of my AS skills.
I'd like to make the following image slide show display like it does,
sequentially, as well as making it
Why are the implementations of Sin and Cos s slow?
Even a very basic MacLauren series can trump the Flash's current
Math.cos or Math.sin, and that is when they wrapped in function calls.
Although the rendering performance is poor in the browser, if you try
comparing the ff3.5 or chrome's
Well I just got back to work from 2 weeks of partying and actually
getting some sleep; however, if you would prefer I help kick off the new
year by asking some stupid questions, rather than Google the answers, I
will gladly accommodate you.
here ...it'll just be a sec...
On 1/11/2011 12:25 PM
ha!... that's funny ;^{o
On 1/11/2011 11:26 AM, Kerry Thompson wrote:
Michael Mendelsohn wrote:
Test: is the list alive?
Nope. I didn't get this e-mail :-^|
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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to prevent anyone answering on this thread:
after toying with it again, and reading the docs + wikipedia I figured
out that I can only trust a result of 15 digits or less, unless I have
the string be returned instead of the number.
n 12/18/2010 8:34 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
function
-19 , at 09:55 , Anthony Pace wrote:
trace(Number('1992.2'));
//why does it output 1992.3
//I am assuming I am missing something pretty obvious
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If I am wrong let me know.
On 12/18/2010 8:55 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
trace(Number('1992.2'));
//why does it output 1992.3
//I am assuming I am missing something pret
trace(Number('1992.2'));
//why does it output 1992.3
//I am assuming I am missing something pretty obvious
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whoa... hold on Help Please.
After I posted yesterday, (or the night before??? can't remember) as I
realized how badly the code sucked, I was just messing around with this
code below to see if I could separate the halves and recompose them
properly; however,
if you pop the code below on t
, Anthony Pace wrote:
I wrote the functions below in literally just a few min, so, even
though they do seem to work for me, I wouldn't necessarily say they
are production ready.
Also, I would only use these if you will know that the numbers past
the mantissa are of small amounts.
Oh yeah, and p
I wrote the functions below in literally just a few min, so, even though
they do seem to work for me, I wouldn't necessarily say they are
production ready.
Also, I would only use these if you will know that the numbers past the
mantissa are of small amounts.
Oh yeah, and please tell me if I
Just thinking out loud, but I took a look at the code and I am wondering
if this would this not be better implemented as a singleton?
On 11/15/2010 6:01 PM, Glen Pike wrote:
Hi,
I would suggest using a "keyboard manager" class that tracks when
various keys are pressed and sets a flag - this w
Use VB, and embed the control,
have the control load your swf,
have your swf load the data.
Did it years ago and it worked fine.
On 10/22/2010 11:47 AM, Lehr, Theodore wrote:
I want to do it dynamically... the data in the movieclips will be changing
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But Anthony just has to be difficult and different, so please excuse him.
On 9/23/2010 10:37 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
On 9/23/2010 3:51 PM, Henrik Andersson wrote:
you say Picture IS-A IDrawable.
Despite what the naming conventions are, since the only thi
On 9/23/2010 3:51 PM, Henrik Andersson wrote:
you say Picture IS-A IDrawable.
Despite what the naming conventions are, since the only thing, IMHO,
that interfaces are useful for, is determining if the object being
passed to a method complies and has methods/properties that can be used,
withou
I have to say that the restriction that says you cannot download code
is ridiculous; for, the language in their public statement is just too
ambiguous.
If interpreted differently it could mean:
-no more web services, as this is code you download and parse to get data
-no embedding a browser in
I wasn't going to suggest a known bug, I was just going to suggest
looking for features that were included in a revision; yet, I like yours
better.
On 8/24/2010 10:14 AM, Henrik Andersson wrote:
You could test for a known bug that for backwards compability is still
kept in new players.
Test
Hi Guys,
Thanks for the suggestions. Right now as I have a limited time, I am
authenticating the users, grabbing the data from mysql, outputting it as
SVG and HTML, and then converting it to pdf, I have decided to continue
using TCPDF. After a few revisions most of the bugs I have complaine
I am sending this here just cause I think it's likely some developers
here have had to work with PDF output.
I know about alivePDF, which is great; yet, from what I have it's just
not ideal for generating hundreds of PDF files in a row right now. For
several PDFs here or there, alivePDF wou
Just print a parent sprite that encapsulates the children you are
laying out.
On 8/13/2010 12:30 PM, Lehr, Theodore wrote:
I am using the code at:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1422259/as3-using-printjob-to-print-a-movieclip
I am using it to print a Sprite that is holding some other obj
Beware, the original message has tons of typos. I should have looked
it over a second time before posting.
On 7/31/2010 3:20 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
Truth about FITC:
cons:
-The workshops, even though they should be included, are overpriced.
-Not enough technical presentations
-Most of
Truth about FITC:
cons:
-The workshops, even though they should be included, are overpriced.
-Not enough technical presentations
-Most of the presenters are just trying to build up their reputations,
by telling you what they did, without actually telling you how to do
anything.
-Not sure whic
I was looking through a specific response to a question I'd asked in
the past, when I saw that I hadn't noticed your statements. Although it
may appear stupid to reply now, considering that I have just read the
message, I will still try.
Most of the grant money for University level R&D, come
On 6/18/2010 1:07 PM, kennethkawam...@gmail.com wrote:
I wasn't reading your post properly :) Have you tried (?P=name) ? (or
you may want try \n)
oops, sorry for not getting back to you. Thanks for the response. I
figured it out too by looking in the docs.
Having to type the stupid P af
I know you can have named groups, but are there named group back
references in AS3? if so, do you have any examples of it working? it
isn't working for me if I try \k, \
The funny thing about this situation is that I know that you can access
them after exec of a regex, and I wonder why they w
Well, to answer my own question, I looked at the safari developer docs
and it is possible, and probably pretty easy; yet, I don't have a Multi
touch input, that sends native OS mouse events, to try it out.
On 6/12/2010 6:21 AM, Anthony Pace wrote:
I know 10.1 does not have access to the
I know 10.1 does not have access to the touch API through safari on the
Mac; yet, as I don't have a Macbook, or a muti-touch mouse, I was
wondering, does the browser, on a Mac, give JS access to the touch API
like it does for the iphone? If so, it would be easy to take advantage
of it through
swf, you could just download the file to a
webserver with a crossdomain policy file allowing you access, and then
serve it up once it is completely downloaded.
On 6/7/2010 12:16 AM, Pavel Repkin wrote:
Anthony, thank you!
How is it possible?
On 6 June 2010 19:50, Anthony Pace wrote
You can bypass this with javascript, and canvas.
On 6/5/2010 1:58 PM, Henrik Andersson wrote:
Pavel Repkin wrote:
Seems to be a question for a Flash security guru.
Suppose we are loading an external SWF movie with
MovieClipLoader.loadMovie(url:String) Is it safe to assume that if url
starts wi
The Random Lines
www.therandomlines.com
On 28 May 2010 22:13, Anthony Pace wrote:
If you want an array from javascript to actionscript
..
If you want an array from javascript to actionscript
somewhere in your class put something like:
ExternalInterface.addCallback('SWFReceive
Hi Glen,
Looking through the source right now... this actually looks promising.
Thanks,
Anthony
On 5/25/2010 4:35 PM, Glen Pike wrote:
Even better (link from fontforge homepage on sourceforge):
http://doubletype.org/wiki/index.php/DoubleType
Anthony Pace wrote:
Sounds nice, and, now that I
character using the
Five3D engine - which uses the flash drawing API to do curves and
lines...
Nice...
On 25/05/2010 14:10, Anthony Pace wrote:
I haven't looked through the code as of yet, so I am not sure if it's
what I am looking for, but it does look promising.
Thanks for the re
Sorry Dave... didn't see it.
On 5/25/2010 12:29 AM, Dave Watts wrote:
What if I have two computers? or what if I visualized the image and ran the
app twice? or what if I snoop the protocol? or what if I etc... I could
have a thousand sessions from one system and unless you track it in a db on
t
I haven't looked through the code as of yet, so I am not sure if it's
what I am looking for, but it does look promising.
Thanks for the response.
On 5/24/2010 9:22 PM, mika wrote:
The closest thing I found on that matter is the create font tool of Five3D.
It takes a font file and then render
Damned spell checker... I meant to say "or what if I virtualized the
image and ran the app twice?"
On 5/24/2010 8:05 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
What if I have two computers? or what if I visualized the image and
ran the app twice? or what if I snoop the protocol? or what if I
etc..
I would just spoof the headers.
On 5/24/2010 5:17 AM, kindaian wrote:
On 24-05-2010 3:26, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
? so... let them cheat is what your saying?
On May 23, 2010, at 4:03 PM, Henrik Andersson wrote:
Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
You could count the different user agent strings. But bro
What if I have two computers? or what if I visualized the image and ran
the app twice? or what if I snoop the protocol? or what if I etc... I
could have a thousand sessions from one system and unless you track it
in a db on the server the user is connecting to, you would never know it.
On 5/2
You can prevent more that one login at the same time for the same
account; yet, you always have to consider an MITM attack being possible
unless you have a known pre-shared key system. In your DB, all you need
to do is keep track of how many users on a given network are connected,
or attemptin
as3 ttf encoding lib...Does it exist?
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some viewpoints.
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On 4/29/2010 10:18 AM, David Hunter wrote:
i know there has already been a lot of talk about flash and iphones/ipads and
developer agreements on this list and i don't wish to add unnecessarily or
stoke up the fire again but i thought this might be a worthwhile read for all
from the man at the
Jason beat me to the punch on this one, but, I was going to say too, in
all seriousness that this doesn't work if each child has two parents; as
well, having step parents is another ball game too.
Take for example if a person has 6 kids with another person, than in
your model, each person, wou
Johnathan:
if there are 6 items on the stage, numChildren = 6 but to access the
6th item you need to be at position [5] of the array, so for ease of
implementation he used:
this.numChildren-1
My test showed that it if he has some screwed up object that does not
match his regex, it will no
While I really don't understand why you would want to do things this
way, but...
I tested this code below, with several clips on the stage:
sq_1, sq_12, sq_122, sq_1222a, sq_1212_1212, sq_6dad_12, sq_6d_6d
it worked fine and outputed the obvious results:
sq_1
sq_12
sq_122
sq_1212_1212
sq_6dad_1
Hi Glen,
Thanks for the suggestion. Coffee shops are cool, and I love Pizza.
Thanks,
Anthony
On 3/18/2010 1:33 PM, Glen Pike wrote:
Anthony Pace wrote:
Apparently, according to what I have been reading, I have lately been
designing everything using a command pattern / composition mix, as it
Apparently, according to what I have been reading, I have lately been
designing everything using a command pattern / composition mix, as it
seems to come most naturally, and deviating where necessary, without
knowing the names of any of the patterns I stumble upon; thus, you can
obviously tell
Oops. Just noticed how atrocious the writing was.
On 3/18/2010 11:25 AM, Anthony Pace wrote:
Hi Pual,
I just noticed that I had already written something, but it didn't get
sent to the list before the question got answered.
Oh well...anyways:
To find the angle, you have to find the
Hi Pual,
I just noticed that I had already written something, but it didn't get
sent to the list before the question got answered.
Oh well...anyways:
To find the angle, you have to find the slope of the tangent at that
point of the curve; however, this is really easy because with bezier
cur
I currently use a few methods based on who I am working with or if I am
on my own
0.pure timeline based animation with some simple scripting
1.Positioning by code of imported assets, after taking all x,y data from
illustrator or flash (one frame or no frames because I am using
flashdevelop
Wow... I just noticed I actually got a response to this question.
Thank you very much Paul. I will be looking into that for sure.
On 3/13/2010 10:05 AM, Paul Andrews wrote:
On 12/03/2010 18:29, Anthony Pace wrote:
I only do this after using catalyst (beta 2) and there is a ton of
mxml over a
I just did a quick search on google for the differences better
explained, and I came up with this:
http://www.wastedpotential.com/?p=10
After a quick glance, it seems like a nice tutorial.
On 3/12/2010 2:32 PM, Paul Andrews wrote:
On 12/03/2010 19:13, Anthony Pace wrote:
I am wondering if
agreed, cause:
MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT, and mouseChildren set to
false makes it so both target and currentTarget return the object the
listener was applied to.
On 3/12/2010 2:32 PM, Paul Andrews wrote:
On 12/03/2010 19:13, Anthony Pace wrote:
I am wondering if you know
server; otherwise, if server load is a concern, and you do not need to
be changing graphics live, then doing it during encoding and prior to
uploading the content to the server might be the way to go.
On 3/12/2010 1:48 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:
If you don't mind your stream being downl
I am wondering if you know when to use currentTarget vs target
e.currentTarget is the object that you applied the eventListener to
e.target is the object that fired the event.
and if you are looking to get the child, then make sure not set
mouseChildren to false.
e.g. try using this to test
If you don't mind your stream being downloaded without the required
branding or possible news event embedded into the video, plus the added
bandwidth overhead is not a concern, than an overlay is perfect.
If there are branding concerns, or you work for a site that would like
to reduce bandwidt
I only do this after using catalyst (beta 2) and there is a ton of mxml
over a thousand lines or so, that I just don't want to have to filter
through, but so far, what I have been doing is publishing the project as
an swf, and the using a decompiler to convert it and its embedded
elements to re
Awesome... Thank you Glen. I knew I wasn't imagining things.
On 3/10/2010 11:48 AM, Glen Pike wrote:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/display/DisplayObjectContainer.html#getObjectsUnderPoint%28%29
Anthony Pace wrote:
it is damned obvious that I have t
);
But I am also interested in which children are underneath... how do you
go about doing that in AS3? if I don't get a response I will repost as
a different topic.
On 3/10/2010 11:39 AM, Anthony Pace wrote:
it is damned obvious that I have to use something like to find out
which one is a
.name);
};
mainContainer_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER,eMH);
On 3/10/2010 10:38 AM, Anthony Pace wrote:
if I have a thousand objects in in a container,
and each object is on the layer stack of the display list,
what is the best way to find out which child object is being rendered
a
I guess I should have noted that I also need to know which objects are
underneath too.
On 3/10/2010 10:38 AM, Anthony Pace wrote:
if I have a thousand objects in in a container,
and each object is on the layer stack of the display list,
what is the best way to find out which child object is
if I have a thousand objects in in a container,
and each object is on the layer stack of the display list,
what is the best way to find out which child object is being rendered as
the top most layer at a given x,y position?
I don't want to have a thousand contained objects with a thousand activ
No lists I know of; yet, I haven't done any searching. I taught myself
the advanced aspects of JS in about a week or so of trying things out,
so I am sure that anyone with even a little ActionScript 1/2/3,
experience can pick it up really really fast.
I was going to write a hundred helpful t
Javascript to as3 combo, as suggested below, would work; yet, not in
Opera (anyone care?) , and not very successfully, at least during my
experimentation, in browsers running in on top of *nix OS (I kind of
care about this one).
You can also check out the link below, as it is now integrated i
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