June 21, 2012 - Adobe MUSE: Create a Website without Coding

Muse, a new application from Adobe, makes developing dynamic HTML web sites with robust CSS as easy as designing print layouts. Muse has easy to use master pages, built-in tools for interactivity and more. We will start by creating a sitemap, then add headers, footers and menus, without writing one line of code. Muse has built in integration with Google Maps, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter to tie in social media, videos and maps. Finally, see the round-trip editing of placed Photoshop and Fireworks images, making it a snap to produce distinctive, professional websites.

Create iPhone, iPad and Android apps with Adobe Flash Professional

With the explosion of Smart Phones and Tablet devices, developing content for iPhone, iPad, Android and other new technology has been on the "hot list" for everyone recently. This eSeminar will focus on Flash CS5 Professional's ability to create native .ipa (iPhone) apps as well as AIR 2.6 and Flash Player 10.2 compatible files.

Join Kelly McCathran, one of roundpeg's Interactive technology experts for 1 hour overview of this process. If you've got working Flash prrojects, publishing them is closer than you think!

Adobe FrameMaker Workflow and FrameMaker 9 Interface

Join Matt Sullivan, Adobe Certified Instructor and Adobe conference representative as he explains why FrameMaker has such a loyal fan base in this 90 minute webinar.

Introducing Topic-based Authoring with Adobe RoboHelp

Adobe RoboHelp is the industry standard for help authoring. It is both easy to use and powerful, scaling as large as needed, and supporting all major "flavors" of output.

Join Matt Sullivan, Adobe Certified Instructor and Adobe conference representative as he shows you how to get started with RoboHelp in this 90 minute webinar.

Basics of TCS2 Integration

Join Matt Sullivan, Adobe Certified Instructor and Adobe conference representative as he shows you the basics of linking your FrameMaker books into RoboHelp projects in this 90 minute webinar

Creating Computer Demonstrations with Adobe Captivate 5

Join Matt Sullivan, Adobe Certified Instructor and Adobe conference representative as he shows you the difference between recorded demonstrations and interactive simulations. Quizzing, soft skills, and new Captivate 5 features also discussed.

Application Frameworks for Adobe Flex 4

If you are a Flex developer, you need more than a list of what Flex frameworks are available. You need to know which are actually viable.

Join Darryl West, our director of engineering as he discusses the state of today's most popular Flex Frameworks.

Ready to hit the big-time with Dreamweaver CS5?

You know Dreamweaver is a vital tool for web pro's. But even if you're a pro, it's tough to stay up on all the new features in a new Adobe release.

Join Steve Farwell, roundpeg's chief code monkey for a 90 minute walkthrough of new features in Dreamweaver CS5. With new and improved features like these, we dare you to say "Been there, done that"!

Captivate and Presenter Grudge Match!

Join roundpeg's Matt Sullivan to see why it's not a question of either Captivate or Presenter, but of how to use both these great tools to their full potential.

Real-World Flex 3 to Flex 4 Conversion

Join roundpeg engineers Darryl West and Steve Farwell as they outline their recent experiences in migrating an existing Flex 3 application to Flex 4.

If you're coming up to speed on Flex 4, or if you haven't done extensive migrations yet, this one is a "must-see"!

Deciding between tablet formats: Publishing to ePub or Apps

The production tools, the distribution channels, the devices, and the audience are all in place!

Now "all" you have to decide upon is the perfect output format!

Join roundpeg's Director of Training, Matt Sullivan for a discussion of which format makes sense for both you and your audience.

Publishing to Amazon Kindle and iOS devices

Got great content? It’s time to get it out there! Print, PDF and Help are great, but ePub and similar formats are rapidly gaining popularity.

The reason? An eBook delivered via the Amazon Kindle platform can be read and tracked on PC, tablet, smartphone, and of course on the Kindle itself. Assuming you have wireless access, you simply grab the device closest to you and start reading!

In this session you will walk you through the basics of producing formats needed for Kindle and iOS devices. Attendees will then also work through the process of setting up the accounts needed for Amazon and Apple distribution networks.

Deciding between tablet formats: Publishing to ePub or Apps

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Create iPhone, iPad and Android apps with Adobe Flash Professional

Adobe FrameMaker Workflow and FrameMaker 9 Interface

Introducing Topic-based Authoring with Adobe RoboHelp

Basics of TCS2 Integration

Creating Computer Demonstrations with Adobe Captivate 5

Application Frameworks for Adobe Flex 4

Ready to hit the big-time with Dreamweaver CS5?

Captivate and Presenter Grudge Match!

Real-World Flex 3 to Flex 4 Conversion

Deciding between tablet formats: Publishing to ePub or Apps

Publishing to Amazon Kindle and iOS devices

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