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Macromedia Director MX

Macromedia Director MX - 2004

create content for cd/dvd, web...

All Time: (3.4)
Version 2004: (5.0)
Selected Version: 2004
Release Date: 2004-01-04
License: Commercial
Downloads (version 2004): 2,201
Downloads (all versions): 17,956
Price: $1,199.00

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Product Description:

Author once, deliver anywhere, reach everyone. With Director MX, you can build rich content that delivers real results, integrating interactive audio, video, bitmaps, vectors, text, fonts, and more. Work more effectively with the shared Macromedia MX user interface and take advantage of unprecedented Macromedia Flash MX integration. Create accessible content for people with disabilities. Then deploy on CD, DVD, or corporate intranets—or to over 300 million web users with Macromedia Shockwave Player.

What's new in this version:

  1. Import Macromedia Flash MX files
    Take advantage of lightweight vector graphics inside of Director applications.
  2. Create accessible content for people with disabilities
    Satisfy internationally recommended guidelines and legislated requirements for accessible software, with text-to-speech, captioning, and tab navigation capabilities.
  3. Re-purpose existing applications to adhere to accessibility guidelines
    Drag-and-drop to easily add text-to-speech self-voicing, customized tabbing order, and captioning of voiced text.
  4. Author and deploy on Mac OS X
    Use Apple's modern operating system.
  5. Closer integration with Macromedia Flash MX
    Work with Macromedia Flash MX even more efficiently, with Flash launch-and-edit, Lingo control over Flash objects, and the ability to create new Flash objects from within Director.
  6. Use Macromedia Server technologies
    Create multiuser games, distance learning applications, and real-time collaboration with Macromedia Flash Communication Server MX. And ensure a secure, high-performance connection between ColdFusion MX and Macromedia Shockwave Player with Flash Remoting MX.
  7. Better usability with the Macromedia MX user interface
    Take advantage of QuickTime 6 features including support for streaming MPEG4 video.
  8. Improved QuickTime support
    Write better code faster with Dreamweaver capabilities such as right-click coding tools, revamped Find and Replace, and an integrated Tag inspector for complete property editing. Develop rich applications in Macromedia Flash faster with ActionScript 2.0.
  9. Advanced Lingo debugging capabilities
    Take advantage of an object inspector with data browser functionality, color coding of recently changed variables, and a streamlined professional debugging layout where everything you need is in one place.
  10. New Object Inspector
    Visually examine and modify nearly all of the properties of an object without scripting.
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Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.3
  • Mac OS X 10.2
  • Mac OS X 10.1

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X 10.1.2 or higher

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Version 2004:
Overall Rating: (5.0) Features: (5.0) Support: (5.0)
Ease of Use: (5.0) Quality / Stability: (5.0) Price: (3.0)
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Macromedia Director MX CommentaryCrossfade - Version: 10.1r11, 9/17/2004 06:55PM PST

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blizzaster
A decent crossfade is pretty easy to do with Imaging Lingo, or you can get whole sets of OpenGL based transitions from DirectXtras, including some incredible crossfade stuff, and others that make Keynote's look like... well, still a decent presentation package, I guess - but one with a lot less openGL-based tansitions than Director has.
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Macromedia Director MX Reviewbug not fixed - Version: 10.1r11, 9/17/2004 09:29AM PST

hginnow
it's hard to believe: they still didn't fix a ug that's really offending and superfluous. Or am I missing something? On my PowerBook G4, when setting the stage to Location 0,0 (upper left) in the DisplayTemplate in authoring mode, when switching to full screen, the stage remains where it was with the menu bar visible. When I do a presentation by video projector switching to full screen the stage does not go to the upper left and my buttons etc. are outside the picture.
And the built-in transitions are still Director 4 (or earlier). A decent cross-fade remains absent.
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Macromedia Director MX CommentaryHmmmm.... - Version: 10.1r11, 9/17/2004 07:21AM PST

nomadmanhere
After the upgrade, entering "trace(_system.environmentPropList.productVersion)" at the message window like MM suggests, still traces "10.0" in Panther.
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