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Displaying a list of participants for a review stage in e-mail for Managed Review & Approval Solution Accelerator 9.5
Aug 29th
Customize the process to allow recipients of an e-mail to see who else has received it.
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Simple mobile video encoding recommendations for Flash Player and AIR
Aug 23rd
Follow these encoding guidelines to maximize the reach of your video content on smartphones and tablets with minimal cost and effort.
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Flash Builder Design View extension FAQ
Aug 23rd
Get answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Design View extensions.
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Comment recognition for the Review Tracking Sheet in Managed Review & Approval Solution Accelerator 9.5
Aug 22nd
Create an RSS customer component to get a list of all comments made on a review document.
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Understanding HTML5 intelligent forms – Part 2: New form attributes
Aug 22nd
Learn about new form attributes that allow you to specify required fields, minimum and maximum values, and more.
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Creating preloaders using ActionScript 3
Aug 22nd
Learn how to use ActionScript 3 methods to develop custom preloaders to improve performance.
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Develop for Samsung Smart TVs
Aug 22nd
Register at the Samsung D Forum to learn about packaging AIR apps for Samsung Smart TVs, and read the AIR for TV application guide for Samsung TV (login required).
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Installing Adobe Digital Enterprise Platform Experience Services
Aug 17th
Learn how to install the highly scalable Adobe Digital Enterprise Platform Experience Services Server.
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Animation Learning Guide for Flash: Motion tweens
Aug 16th
Create movement with Flash, as well as minimize file size, using motion tweens.
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Motion migration guide for Flash Professional
Aug 16th
Migrate your motion tweening skills from previous versions of Flash to the current motion model in Flash Professional.
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