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Sajid Saiyed have a nice write-up about a mock-up Rich Internet Application: Business Directory Sample. “Using the Flash components that ship with the Flash MX 2004, you can very easily create dynamic and engaging Rich Internet Applications (RIA). In this tutorial, you will connect a Flash user interface with a MySQL database using PHP. The application you are going to develop is a business directory. You will be using the Flash MX 2004 UI and Data components to populate the content in the interface. It will use XMLConnector components, Dataset components, and a few UI components.”

Macromedia RoboHelp is the fastest, easiest way to create professional Help systems and documentation for desktop and web-based applications, including .NET and Rich Internet Applications. Create Help systems that include Help topics, Table of Contents, Index, Glossary, context-sensitive Help, and more. Generate Help systems in any popular online Help format, plus press-ready printed documentation.

Colin Moock is going to release his third book Actionscript 2.0 Essentials on Actionscript 2 and Object Oriented Programming very soon. His Actionscript : The Definitive Guide was a big success and a its an essintial one for action script developers.

Don’t miss the sample PDF and example files.

If you are working with SCORM, check out these two posts, SCORM, the Sharable Courseware Object Reference Model and SCORM, what is, what isn’t, Flash and scorm and SCORM FAQ.

CentralMX have an interesting discussion on Licenses for Internal Central Company Apps. Also read more of the similar topic at continued thoughts on Central licensing.

Not sure whether you’ve seen it already, Macromedia announced the release of Central SDK.

And there is a Central Freeware Finder to find freeware Central applications.

I hope to provide plenty of tips & tricks on building Central apps in the future.