Timing: Ease In and Ease Out
Getting your animation to move more naturally can be very easy once you know how to use the Ease in/out slider for tweening. Understanding these timing principles will improve your animation and keep your movements from seeing robotic and unnatural.

Glowing Text Effect
In this Flash tutorial you will learn how to make text glow (this effect will also work for anything drawn in Flash). The glowing edges around the text will ease in and ease out in this animations. Topics include: soften fill edges, alpha control, and basic tweening. No actionscript involved and source file is included.

Creating Buttons in Flash MX
In this toturial, you're going to learn how to create buttons and apply simple Actions to them to jump to certain keyframes. To ease this, we're going to use simple drawings for the buttons.

Single Frame ActionScripting
Learn how to place all your code in a single frame of the Timeline as opposed to attaching code to an object. Benefits of using a code saving technique such as this include modular code, ease-of-editing code and reduction in file size.

Moving a car on a road with Adobe Flash 8 Motion Guide
In this tutorial you will learn how to move a car on a road by using Motion Guide. Later we will apply custom ease to the motion (Flash Professional only).

Interactive Spot-Light Effect (Masking) Using ActionScript
The advantage of masking a movie clip using ActionScript rather than the timeline gives you the ability to manipulate the mask with ease unlike timeline masks that cannot be created using movie clip symbols as masks.

Text Tweening - Size and Fade
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create two kinds of text tweening in flash MX. The first one, being the text size. The second one you will learn, is how to fade text. Both of these can be done with great ease.

Use Script Assist Mode
This tutorial guides you through using Script Assist mode in Macromedia Flash Basic 8 and Macromedia Flash Professional 8.

Script Assist mode prompts you to enter the elements of a script, and helps you to add simple interactivity to your SWF file (a compressed version of a Flash .fla file with the .swf extension) or application more easily. Script Assist mode is ideal for users who either aren't comfortable writing their own scripts, or who just appreciate the ease of use the tool provides.