which graphic software is being used in the following link? http://www.gool.co.il/showQuestion.php?q=1&width=600&height=550
i would like to use the same software with my tablet.
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Bex W.
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Hi Gil,
As Darren and Scott say it is indeed Flash according to its source code. Flash is great but is also a complex tool to learn and quite expensive. I would evaluate if Flash is what you need before purchasing/learning it as there are many ways to create animations (if that is what you are looking to start doing) or create interactive websites (if web development is your aim).
Flash is compatable with most tablets. I would advise you download Adobe's 30 day trial and visit Flashkit for tutorials (although the help files in Flash itself are enough to get you started).
I hope this is helpful.
Bex.
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Gil,
If you view the source code for the page you'll see the body of the posting is:
<body>
<div id="flashContainer">
<script type="text/javascript">
showFlash("1","600","550");
</script>
</div>
</body>
This implies the page is an Adobe Flash application. I had a look at the accompanying Javascript as well. There are two Javascript files. The second, AnyLink Drop Down Menu, comes from http://www.dynamicdrive.com. This file contains the showFlash function. The showFlash function hints at AJAX as well as Flash.
The first Javascript file is SWFOjbect v1.5 Flash Player from Geoff Stearns, see http://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/.
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