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Hi All,
Can any one help me in dis. I want Flash AS3 bible (Full Tutorial) if any one have can u send it to me.
Bcz i want to learn.

Plzzzzzzz

rgrds,
Kavi...

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Thread context: asked for a complete "Flash AS3 bible." Replies from , and correctly raised legality and sourcing concerns. Important historical note: Adobe ended support for Flash Player on December 31, 2020, so running SWFs in modern browsers is no longer supported; ActionScript 3 remains relevant primarily for legacy SWFs and Adobe AIR projects (Adobe Flash Player end‑of‑life).

Authoritative reference material: the official class reference is the canonical technical resource for API details and examples (ActionScript 3.0 Reference). For a single-volume learning book, "Essential ActionScript 3.0" by Colin Moock is widely recommended as a deep, example-driven guide; library copies or legitimate purchases are preferable to unofficial downloads.

A practical learning path (concise): start with language basics (types, control flow, functions), move to OOP (classes, inheritance, packages), learn the Display List (Stage, Sprite, MovieClip), master the event model (EventDispatcher and event flow), then asset loading and asynchronous patterns (Loader, URLLoader). Debugging and the standalone SWF/AIR runtimes come next, followed by performance tuning and deployment. Minimal example of an event handler:

myButton.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, onClick);

function onClick(e:MouseEvent):void {
    trace("button clicked");
}

Tools and practical tips: use Adobe Animate for an integrated authoring workflow or FlashDevelop on Windows as a free AS3 IDE; the Apache Flex SDK can compile AS3 from the command line. For new web-interactive work, favor HTML5/JavaScript; AS3 learning is best justified for legacy maintenance, desktop/mobile AIR apps, or historical understanding. Purchasing a reputable AS3 book or consulting the official reference provides the most complete and legal "bible."

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Member Avatar for mikeandike22

I think that would be illegal..There is plenty of free places online where you can learn actionscript(Id suggest staying away from youtube most flash tuts on that seem to be done by children script kiddies)..just try and do a couple examples online if you cant figure it out ask on the forum and post your code and through trial and error you will start to get the hang of it..

Member Avatar for rockbd

hmm!!! <snipped>Keep It Legal<snipped>

i think flash it self has a bible for help you. follow them.

Member Avatar for peter_budo

Please take this as official warning Keep It Legal !

kavithakesav I do recommend that you visit your school library or some of your friemds can borrow some flash title for you. Also it is not necessary as Flash on its own contains large library of tutorials and there are many sites dedicated to flash. So search and learn from them

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