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Adobe Presents: Transform Photoshop or Illustrator Artwork with Flash Catalyst




Wednesday, Sept. 8, 4pm EST

This free DesignCast will show you how to transform artwork created in Photoshop or Illustrator into high-quality interactive content that can liven up your web pages or make complex information engaging and easier to understand. Design simple projects in SWF format or tackle more complex projects built in collaboration with a developer. This webcast will guide you through the creation of a Flash Catalyst project using CS5 Design Premium.


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