Macromedia Authorware 3 internal functions professional reference

Macromedia Authorware 3 internal functions professional reference

by Joseph A. Ganci

1996

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The power of interactivity that the functions in Authorware offer is a difficult concept to master. The author has selected an estimated 130 of the most used functions and breaks them down into easy-to-understand bits of information. The information includes the type of function, Windows and Mac compatibility, usage, description, arguments, returns, benefitsl example of the function. This book offers users access to the high-powered features of this advanced multimedia development tool through concise and complete explanation of every Authorware internal system function, includes examples. - Outlines and defines all of the internal system functions of Authorware - Breaks down complex issues surrounding these functions and provides working examples of how to use them - Uncovers powerful functions that users may never find on their own

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