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SWFObject JavaScript API documentation_ SWFObject 2 contains an API that allows JavaScript developers to reuse SWFObject's internal functions and aims to deliver a complete tool set for publishing SWF's and retrieving Flash player related information.

Gone are the days when having moving images on your website meant having to use GIFs or Adobe Flash. The emergence of HTML 5 and its multimedia features has allowed designers to do without Adobe Flash or heavy, slow-loading GIF animations and, instead, use the native HTML5 video player. However, HTML5 only supports a few video formats, namely OGG, WebM and MP4.

This tool opens or create a Macromedia Flash shared object file (.sol) displays the content of the file and allow you to change the values.. A flash hacking alternative to variable editing and cheat engine, you can change values saved by the game in a “.sol” file. You will find the .SOL files in x:Documents and Settings[account-name]Application DataMacromediaFlash Player#SharedObjects followed by the name of the website. If the game was running from your computer, the .SOL will be in the “localhost” folder. Replace ‘x’ with your main drive, the one with your OS, and the account-name with the currently logged in user.

Ever get the urge to try out a bunch of Linux distros at once? Maybe you’re hosting a Linux installation party. Here’s an easy way to get a bunch of Live CDs working from a single thumb drive. 10 Distributions, You Say? MultiSystem is a really easy tool made to run on Ubuntu and Ubuntu-based distros that you can use to play with various LiveCDs at once, or to create the ultimate recovery device. If you don’t use Ubuntu, you can use an Ubuntu Live CD to install MultiSystem so that you can create your super live USB drive without having to run Linux as your main OS. It’s best to download your ISOs ahead of time, and select a USB drive large enough to house them all. I actually went with an 8 GB SD card (used via a USB adapter). Here are some of the popular and interesting distros I used.

Service en ligne dédié aux musiciens en herbe qui adorent assembler quelques loops pour en faire un morceau bien chiadé. En plus des lignes de basses, batterie, chant…etc. il y a tout un tas d’appareils dont on peut se servir comme dans la vraie vie : Synthés, boites à rythmes (br404), pédales d’effets (BOss)…etc. Une fois le morceau créé, il ne vous reste plus qu’à le sauver ou le laisser en partage sur le site pour que d’autres spécialistes de la MAO comme vous le commentent ou se mettent à l’améliorer. Entièrement en flash, donc dispo sur tous les browsers et l’interface est vraiment simple.

Keybr.com est très simple. Vous pouvez choisir parmi trois leçons de base qui commencent par un certain nombre de touches du clavier, puis, pendant que vous progressez à travers les leçons, plus de touches sont ajoutées pour rendre les choses un peu plus difficile. En prime, il assure le suivi de toutes les erreurs et votre donne votre score "Mots par Minute" (MPM) - et crée des graphiques performance. Avec le mode personnalisé, vous pourrez modifier et personnaliser le texte que vous souhaitent pratiquer! Vous pouvez importer le contenu d'un site web ou blog dans Keybr.com pour le taper. Il ne force pas à taper des caractères aléatoires, encore et encore, c'est tout simplement ennuyeux et contribue très peu de votre apprentissage. Il génère une lisible mots au hasard à l'aide des règles phonétiques de votre langue maternelle. Ces mots semblent presque naturels. C'est un logiciel Web : Vous n'avez pas à télécharger ou d'installer quoi que ce soit!

des freewares pour travailler le Flash

SWFTools is a collection of utilities for working with Adobe Flash files (SWF files). The tool collection includes programs for reading SWF files, combining them, and creating them from other content (like images, sound files, videos or sourcecode). SWFTools is released under the GPL. The current collection is comprised of the programs detailed below:

interactive stuff like games, presentations, websites, toys

Windows only: Free streaming media capture tool TubeMaster is a great all-in-one solution for grabbing and converting audio and video from nearly any web site that can stream it to you. The no-install app launches as its own application with a built-in, tabbed browser—simply launch it, head to Last.fm, YouTube, a site with proprietary Flash video, or nearly any other streaming media, and hit "Start Media Capture." The files you grab are lined up in a queue for you to decide how to convert and save, and TubeMaster's built-in media search tool covers nearly 100 video and audio-sharing sites. There are browser plug-ins and apps that do some of the same things, but none quite as comprehensively as TubeMaster Plus. TubeMaster Plus is a free download for Windows systems only