Authorware Multimedia Design Techniques Examples - (Includes Bonus CD-ROM)

Author: Liang Yuan
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Authorware is a powerful multimedia authoring tool. This book, from a practical perspective, comprehensively introduces various techniques in Authorware 7.0 through numerous methods and examples. It details how to import text, images, audio, video, animation, and other multimedia materials into multimedia works, as well as how to achieve transition effects, create animations, implement branching control and interactive programs. Additionally, it systematically explains the use of variables and functions in Authorware 7.0, as well as the use of knowledge objects, ActiveX controls, libraries, and modules. Finally, it covers program debugging, packaging, and final publishing. Through learning this book, readers are expected to easily master various techniques and methods for creating multimedia works using Authorware. The book is rich in content, nearly encompassing all techniques used in Authorware, and is detailed and highly practical. It is suitable for multimedia enthusiasts and readers with a certain foundation in Authorware software operation, as well as serving as a reference for intermediate to advanced users to further enhance their skills. Authorware is a powerful multimedia authoring tool. This book, from a practical perspective, comprehensively introduces various techniques in Authorware 7.0 through numerous methods and examples. It details how to import text, images, audio, video, animation, and other multimedia materials into multimedia works, as well as how to achieve transition effects, create animations. How to implement branching control and interactive programs, while systematically explaining the use of variables and functions in Authorware 7.0, as well as the use of knowledge objects, ActiveX controls, libraries, and modules. Finally, it covers program debugging, packaging, and final publishing. Through learning this book, readers are expected to easily master various techniques and methods for creating multimedia works using Authorware. The book is rich in content, nearly encompassing all techniques used in Authorware, and is detailed and highly practical. It is suitable for multimedia enthusiasts and readers with a certain foundation in Authorware software operation, as well as serving as a reference for intermediate to advanced users to further enhance their skills.