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About the Author
Chrissy Rey is the founder and Webmaster of FlashLite (www.flashlite.net). She is Vice President of Education at digitalorganism (www.digitalorganism.com) in Baltimore, MD, where she teaches and uses Flash, Generator and Dreamweaver. Chrissy has also been a contributing author and technical editor for several books about Flash including the previous edition of this book, Macromedia Flash 5: Training from the Source. |
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