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Subject: RE: FLASH: Flash:Flash vs Director
From: Eric Smollin
Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2000 14:11:20 GMT

>I am looking to use Director more and more and rely less on flash for more
complex animations as it >is limiting....and although I have a good
knowledge of flash I would need to convince my company of >my competence at
using and learning Director before they would buy....my question is this I
have >browsed the web breifly and am finding it very hard to find tutorial
sites for director 7 I would >appreciate if anybody could direct me towards
any good sites for learning Director from >scratch....most seem to fail to
give good easy to understand lessons
>thanks in advance


I'm in the same boat as you. I know Flash well, but we may start moving
towards CD ROM based presentations, and Director is the tool. I just
finished reading Director 7 Demystified (yes, I read all 1184 pages!) and I
learned a lot from that. If you are learning from scratch I would definitely
recommend it. There are also some great sites out there that can help speed
up the learning process:

http://www.lingoworks.com/
http://www.directorzone.com/2000/01/index.htm (in Spanish but has good
extras and source files)
http://www.director-online.com/
http://www.zeusprod.com/nutshell/d7faq.html
http://clevermedia.com/resources/

Director definitely has a steeper learning curve than Flash, but I've found
that knowing Flash helps me more easily understand the basics of Director,
which is a start :-)

Good Luck
-Eric-


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