Date: SUPER BOWL Sunday, 7 Feb 2010 19:02:55 -0600 (CST)
   From: Mark Jacobson <jacobson@cns.uni.edu>
     To: 810-088-12-spring@uni.edu, 810-023-01-spring@uni.edu
Subject: Publishing FLASH and uploading the files to sunny.uni.edu ...

Hi 023 and 088 students,


     The lesson covers two skills:

        http://www.uni.edu/jacobson/soupOrSundae/SnorgTeeShirts.html


        1.  How to upload files to sunny.uni.edu using the ssh secure
            shell program, which is available for free at UNI's web
            site if you want to use it at home on your PC or on your
            laptop.

            Note:  How to upload files using Dreamweaver to upload your
                   Flash or After Effects projects will be taught this
                   week in class, and in another video tutorial.

                   Macintosh users:  I will provide information on using
                   the free software CyberDuck to upload files to sunny
                   for those who are using Macbooks and other Apple
                   Macintosh products.  Cyberduck is great.

        2.  How to publish a Flash video (FLV) is also taught.
            FLVPLayback component, source, adjusting the size of the
            Flash "stage" to match the size of the FLV Flash video,
            etc.

            Adobe After Effects students:  A previous video has taught
            you how to RENDER your After Effects COMP to FLV FLash video
            format.  This is the followup video that shows you how to
            use that FLV file with Flash, and then upload the SWF,
            the HTML and the FLV files, and one extra SWF file such
            as SkinUnderAll.swf or SkinOverAll.swf, which is the
            way the user starts and stops and goes full screen with
            any Flash video - the controls for the user.

       http://www.uni.edu/jacobson/soupOrSundae/SnorgTeeShirts.html

       Mark

P.S.  Adobe After Effects students
           in Visual Effects, Animation and Motion Graphics class,
                the example presented will be the basis for your
                       next assignment.

       Uploading assignments to sunny.uni.edu using ssh secure shell...