[FONT=“Courier New”]Hello! I am no longer new, as many of you may know. But that is not important right now. I would like to get as much out of my learning experience as I possibly can, but I seem to be up a creek without a paddle, or even a boat. I don’t even think I have a life jacket. You see, every site that I have gone to (including kirupa, sadly) has given me insufficient knowledge on Flash, and specifically, ActionScript 3.0. The topics discussed are either not my level, or are in a forum, which I found seldom answers my dilemma and often times makes it worse. Not to mention nearly half of the information I “learned” resulted in several complier errors, like that topic that can be found two articles after the Introduction to OOP. And if that weren’t already bad enough, there seems to be no kind of FREE site I can go to without getting a fallacious answer to my problems. Plus, I am not in the correct position to be taking classes. So I have devised a solution. Instead of roaming around the Internet in search of a free solution, (unless you can think of one, which may not work out as I have listed above a couple of sentences ago) I will get a book. I know it’s not free, but the Internet could spam me, and it could give away, again, fallacious answers. A book probably has more knowledge on the topic, and I can get my money back if I hate it. So the heck did I post this? Because it might be easier to ask you for advice on which book to get, assuming you have one, or have knowledge on which one(s) to get. Better than looking on Amazon, I might add. I plan to get it ASAP, so I you care about this, answer, well, ASAP. Thanks to all those who reply!
-FlashAj325[/FONT]
