EnglishAuthorware 7.0 Case Study and Tutorial

Author: Cui Yue, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book adopts a task-driven case-based teaching approach, combining accessibility, practicality, and skillfulness. Through 33 cases and 50 extended examples, it comprehensively introduces methods and techniques for creating multimedia courseware using Authorware 7.0. The book consists of 8 chapters.
Chapter 1 introduces the basic operations of Authorware 7.0, the use of wait and explore icons, file saving, and program debugging and publishing (one-click publishing) through 4 cases.
Chapter 2 covers display icons and sound icons through 5 cases and 9 extended examples.
Chapter 3 covers the basic syntax of Authorware programming, the use of calculation icons, some system variables and functions, methods for displaying variable values, and 5 animation creation techniques through 7 cases and 10 extended examples.
Chapter 4 covers the use of interaction icons and the design methods for 11 interaction modes through 6 cases and 11 extended examples.
Chapter 5 covers multimedia playback methods, knowledge objects, and the use of DVD icons through 4 cases and 5 extended examples.
Chapter 6 covers framework icons, navigation icons, and layout settings through 3 cases and 6 extended examples.
Chapter 7 covers selection and loop structures, as well as decision icons through 4 cases and 9 extended examples.
Chapter 8 provides a relatively complete introduction to the methods and process of creating a larger multimedia courseware.
This book can serve as a textbook for computer-related majors in higher vocational schools and can also be used as a self-study reference for computer enthusiasts and multimedia programmers.