Posts Tagged with ‘Flash’

Adobe launched a Flash-to-HTML5 conversion tool today, but does that mean InDesign can convert to HTML5 too?

It is a good idea to test your hyperlinks before you publish a document, but what happens if all of your hyperlinks give you a security warning?

Oh no! Not another animation post from Mike! Yep, but this is a good one. It shows how you can do a whole lot more with InDesign’s animation features by hacking a little IDML code.

InDesign supports SWFs. PDFs supports SWFs. InDesign can create PDFs that support SWFs, right?

Part 2 of this project shows what happens when you animate an object to move in opposite directions simultaneously. Uh-oh, that sounds dangerous.

With CS5, you can build a bicycle and take it for a ride. Part 1 of the Build a Bike series will get your wheels turning.

InDesign CS5 has more interactive features that ever, but you should be careful with the media that you use.

By combining CS5’s new animation features with regular InDesign drawing techniques, you can get some truly tasty results.

These four AppleScripts (and a simple flick of the wrist) can help Mac users explore and edit IDML, EPUB, FLA, and DOCX files.

It looks like a painful war is starting to brew between Apple and Adobe.