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[Sheflug] Flash authoring on Linux

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From: "Chris Johnson" <chris [at] xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 6 Nov 2003 14:46:50 -0000
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Can anyone recommend Linux/free tools for developing/creating flash
files/animations for putting on web pages?  It seems more and more websites
are using flash and the results an look good considering the relatively
small file sizes.  Also can anyone recommend and online tutorials or good
books?

Also how do flash/shockwave differ?  I had a quick look on the net but
couldn't find anything.

Chris Johnson
(No not that one, the other one!)
(running SUSE 8.2, 512MB PIII 600 (ish))

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