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Authoring Authorware: A Practical Guide, 1/e

John Shepherd, Duquesne University

Published March, 1998 by Prentice Hall Engineering/Science/Mathematics

Copyright 1998, 404 pp.
Paper
ISBN 0-13-660226-6
$50.67


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Macromedia's Authorware 4 is the bestselling, most popular application for building powerful multimedia applications for the desktop Web.

This book, aimed at the first-time or novice user, is a concise, step-by-step tutorial for learning how to use Authorware to create multimedia applications, with a focus on building business applications (CBT, etc.). Covering the latest version (4) of Authorware, the book walks the reader through introductory to advanced topics in the most straightforward manner possible; by focusing on the beginning-to-end development of a complete piece.



A thorough, example-driven tutorial for designing and building multimedia applications with Macromedia's Authorware 4.

  • Highly accessible and reader-friendly: assumes no multimedia or programming knowledge.
  • Complete coverage: how to use text, graphics, video, audio, navigation, and interaction.
  • Shockwave tutorial: how to use the Shockwave plug-in for Authorware to develop for the Web. Example-driven format: concepts are learned by building a complete, working piece.




    Introduction: Getting Started.
    1. Authorware Fundamentals.
    2. Managing Text and Graphics.
    3. Movement.
    4. An Introduction to Interactions.
    5. Mouse Driven Interactions.
    6. Keyboard & System Interactions.
    7. Calculating and Branching.
    8. Using Framework and Navigate Icons.
    9. Advanced Navigation.
    10. Multimedia.
    11. Managing the Complex Title.
    12. Authoring for the Web.
    Appendix A: System Variables.
    Appendix B: System Functions.
    Index.


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