[SIZE=2]> Hi, my name is Joseph Franco and I would like to know if someone could
> help me with a problem but first let me tell you a little bit about
> me. I’m 21 and i study architecture at UC Berkeley. I used to work at
> a company called Candle Corp. whom developed server software. . . I
> worked in their R&D dept. then product testing where i aquired a lot
> of my web knowledge. I learned flash 4.0 over the summer and then
> taught a class at candle (all of their software was server based so
> internet implementation as well as interactivty was
> nessesary.) I left to pursue my post secondary education and then
> Candle got bought off by IBM. I now tutor and attend school. . When
> Flash pro 8 came out i was intrigued and went out and bought a copy. .
> . Needless to say it’s a far cry from the flash i remember but by far
> the best! Which now brings me to my dilema. … I was recently at the
> AutoCad website (upgrading my autocad to the 2006 version) when i
> noticed their Flash interactive page. I was blown away! Here is the link. . .
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=2956700&pr
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> Then you go to Interactive Overview and click on the button that says
> " View Now" (sorry i’m being so detailed, its just that i really want
> to know how they achieved that)
>
> After the little flash intro and after you click on the image you are
> taken to the menu where there are 4 separate pictures each numbered
> with a green alpha bar across the top and a title. . . once you select
> one it opens up revealing a mask and pushes all the other menu items away and expands. . .
> but when you hover off into the other menu items its closes and
> whichever one you hover over opens! it just blew me way. . . well, if
> you can help me figure out how they did this i woudl greatly
> appreciate it. . .thank you for your time and thank you in advance.
>
>
> Joseph E. Franco
>
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