Random Jumping Button
Predictability is way overrated. Web users all over the world expect a button to stand still when they click on it. So why not take
a little of that predictability away from them? In this video, you'll learn how to generate random numbers in Flash and then use those numbers to create an elusive button or graphic that jumps to a random position on the stage every time your user hovers his mouse cursor over it.

Preloading Main Movie With Levels all Together in Flash MX
I have struggled so hard to find a cure for this. After trial and errors, thank God, I found a way to preload the main movie with levels all at the same. Some websites preload levels one at a time and it will get annoying for some users to wait every time for a different movie to load...

Using XML for a Timesheet
This tutorial shows you how to create an application for editing timesheet data. The timesheet data is stored as XML within a native XML database. The XUpdateResolver component is the best choice for this type of application, because it generates XUpdate statements that can be sent to the server to update the data.

Work with Layers
In Macromedia Flash Basic 8 and Macromedia Flash Professional 8, layers are analogous to transparent sheets of acetate stacked on top of each other. In the areas of a layer that don't contain content, you can see through to content in the layers below. Layers assist you in organizing content in your document. For example, you can keep background art on one layer and navigational buttons on another. Additionally, you can create and edit objects on one layer without affecting objects on another layer.

Use Layout Tools
Macromedia Flash Basic 8 and Macromedia Flash Professional 8 offer a variety of ways to place objects on the Stage. This tutorial teaches you how to use the layout tools in Flash to create a user interface.

Don't worry about depths anymore
Handling object depths dynamically in Flash.

Variable variables in Flash actionscript
Learn how to create variable variables in Flash

Mmsave in Flash MX
This function is used internally by the Macromedia Answers Panel as part of the update process. This function is used to save a local copy of a .swf file or a local textfile. This function is exactly the same as the undocumented Flash 5 function, dashboardSave. It can only be used within the Macromedia Authoring Environment, therefore it can only be used in .swf files that are going to be displayed inside of a panel in the authoring environment. With this function exposed, we can now create things such as self updating custom component user interfaces...

Flash Image Animation
This tutorial will show you how to add tool tips to any flash project.Tool tips are extremely useful for informing users of what is interactive in a flash project. The method I use to employ tool tips is very simple and easy to use. It will be done with a single movieclip for all toop tips to keep file size down.

Flash Fluid Layouts
This tutorial is an explanation of the techniques involved in creating a fluid flash movies that adapt to browser resolution.

Importing Images and Movies into Flash
Quite often you need to import a sequence of images into Flash. They can be imported from any editor, and be either 3D or 2D style, or simply a set of pictures which you want to insert frame-by-frame into Flash...

The Invisible Button
Learn how to use invisible buttons to add functionality to almost any flash app.

Customized Cursor in Flash MX 2004
You want to create advanced presentation or shooter game? Need a cursor in the shape of target or you simply tired of dull default cursors? No problem! With this easy tutorial you will be able to change the cursor in your flash presentations to anything you want.

User Name and Password
In this tutorial you will learn how to create a Flash Movie only enables people to enter if they have both a user names and a passwords. This password control system can allow access to the Flash Movie or access to separate web page.

User Name and Password - Advanced Features
This has advanced options for the previous tutorial.