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I guess it's official,

http://www.macromedia.com/

great point. another thing I've learned is when you deliver closer to the agreed-upon deadline there is less tendency for the client to ask for unnecessary revisions. don't get me wrong, if real...

IMHO you are entitled to rush charges in this sort of situation.

however, depending on your relationship with the client they may refuse or you might decide the extra bit of cash is not worth the...

we created a Build-A-Snowman game years ago and used printAsBitmap (http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/action_scripts/actionscript_dictionary/actionscript_dictionary626.html) to allow the...

Hi Sara,

you might want to try asking this in the Games forum as this one is for paid projects. maybe someone over there would be willing to help.

good luck.

there is no "right" or "wrong" in this area. it is what the market will accept (same strategy those large corps you speak of use in deciding what they say in their ads and what they offer to the...

that depends entirely on the type of client you are describing. in our case we design sites in the $5,000-$30,000 range and we get our credit on every one! of course these are small to mid-sized...

I agree with Loyal Rogue. Unless you happen to find an end-user who really wants the domain badly you are unlikely to get much more than what you paid for it. Especially since it is not .COM.

and Moock!

we always put a very small credit line for ourselves at the bottom of each web page and similar when we do a Flash app. if the client ever asks about it I respond, without hesitation, that we are...

by law (in the USA at least) the developer owns the rights to what he/she creates (even HTML design!) unless and until he/she explicitly transfers those rights to the client. and this applies to work...

pick a couple of deserving organizations like local charities and offer to produce a cool Flash application for them at no charge. usually they will be very grateful and maybe feature you in their...

I'd say you have to be REALLY careful what you discuss with your competition.

even though there is benefit to networking, at the end of the day, your competition IS your competition and they will,...

one more thing I noticed. if you are planning to use http://www.youdontevenknow.us/ to promote yourself you're gonna need to finish it! :) out of 22 linked pages only 3 have content; the rest say...

sk8Krog gave you the best advice. you'll need to get out and sell yourself to be successful. make sure you are presentable (the goatee and hair will grow back after you are in huge demand :)) and...

I'd agree except that it's your first paid gig. You need to gain some experience and perhaps more importantly, convince prospective customers that you have experience.

Our company does Flash only...

A couple more, both based on the Penner stuff,

http://hosted.zeh.com.br/mctween/index.html

http://www.alex-uhlmann.de/flash/animationpackage/

duh!

your point is still valid but I searched "web design" and the #1 (Anthem College) has only PR4.

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it contains quite a bit...

well, I haven't been around this forum for awhile but I know it used to be pretty bad around here with every vendor jumping in and responding to every question with "buy my product". not to pick on...

just my 2 cents.

I've read through this entire thread and I've read many posts from these 3 vendors throughout this forum.

Northcode seems to me to be the most knowledgeable and credible. While...

I just reread my posts and I apologize if I sounded rude; that was not my intent. just frustrated trying to get something working.

when I first looked at your book it appeared to be very thorough. and in the final section of chapter 5 you point out that any complex shape can be handled using multiple lines. but I guess that is...

one more thing...is the other problem I noticed also due to the lack of corner detection?

the ball stops in mid-air, pauses and then continues on! Here is that example,
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