Director 8 And Lingo Bible

Unlike other books on Director, this book serves as a practical guide for all aspects of using the program from start to finish. This book is the ideal start for beginners just learning how to use the program. Intermediate users can also benefit by learning shortcuts, advanced tips and Lingo basics. Advanced users who can take advantage of Director's improved power and speed by with this book's more in-depth guide to Lingo, techniques for better project management, shortcuts for title development, and more advanced techniques for developing titles to play over the Internet quickly and efficiently using Shockwave technology. A 16-page color insert features real projects created by professionals who use the product, with tips from the developer on how they used Director to create the project. Unlike competitive books, the Director 8 and Lingo Bible has balanced coverage of both Mac and Windows versions, as Mac is no longer the default platform for Director. The bonus CD contains real-life working examples and exercises from the book along with utilities and other shareware extras for use with Director 8.

Whether you're trying to create compelling content for Web-based Shockwave projects, spice up your company's marketing pieces with animation, or develop interactive training modules for the classroom, you'll find all the tips and techniques you need in this authoritative Director 7 reference. Written by a top team of Director developers, Director 7 and Lingo Bible covers it all -- from Director 7's easy-to-use drag-and-drop capabilities to its powerful object-oriented scripting language, Lingo.

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