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ChanGem

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  1. ahughes3 is right To customise a flash template, such as changing elements and interaction within the template you will need Adobe Flash CS. Using XML will only update certain components already declared within the flash file such as text or picures within a photo gallery etc. Hope this helps
  2. Hi I have created applications and sites in flash, in order to download a template and open it or customise it you will need adobe flash CS (find out which version you need as some flash cs program do not have backward compatibility) and the .fla file not the SWF However, to make animated images etc it is not as easy as you think as most is based on actionscript 3.0 and tween engines which is another language within itself. Start with something small -- Don't give up!! --- If you got time and are intrested, I found this site helpful while I was studying actionscript 3.0 at uni http://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?t=223798 Good Luck!
  3. Have you tried Graduate Advantage, they do placements as well as jobs for graduates http://www.graduateadvantage.co.uk/home
  4. Hi Guys (another new member) Ok, I have recently graduated BSc(Hons) Computer Science Digital Multimedia Tech, I have done a couple of projects in Web design, ASP.Net VB, Flash, SQL, Java etc. Now.... Just want to expand on what I have learnt at university with a little help from you guys hopefully

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