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Open Letter from Adobe to Developer CommunityThu 15 Dec 2005
[] Sara Spalding, Director of Developer Relations at Adobe, has written this open letter to the developer community.

Dear Macromedia Community Members:

By now you most likely know that Adobe has finalized its acquisition of Macromedia, combining the leading-edge technologies of two pioneering software companies. We’d like to take this opportunity to let you know what the acquisition means to you as a valued member of our community and what you can expect from Adobe in the days ahead.

With the acquisition of Macromedia, Adobe is dramatically advancing its ability to deliver a platform that provides you with powerful solutions for engaging people with digital information. We are now better positioned than ever to assist you in meeting and exceeding your business requirements and goals.

Moving forward, we will bring together some of the industry’s strongest brands and most ubiquitous technologies, including Acrobat, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, PDF, ColdFusion and Flash. Customers who have relied on Adobe and Macromedia solutions will benefit from a consistent platform and common user interface, as well as the outstanding care they’ve come to expect from both companies.

At a high level, by bringing our technologies together, we will provide the community with the software solutions you need to meet the increasing demands of today’s competitive environment. Now more than ever, we are positioned to help you securely extend the reach of your information, business processes and services to engage and interact with customers and constituents online, via mobile devices – by whatever medium you choose. As you may know many of Macromedia’s leaders are now in leadership roles at Adobe. Kevin Lynch is now Adobe’s Senior Vice President and Chief Software Architect, Platform Business Unit. Kevin’s responsibilities include the Flash Player, Acrobat Reader, and Developer Relations. David Mendels is now Adobe’s Senior Vice President of Enterprise and Developer Solutions, and is responsible for products like Flex, ColdFusion and LiveCycle. Tom Hale is now Adobe’s Senior Vice President of the Knowledge Worker Solutions Business Unit, which includes Breeze and Acrobat. And lastly, Stephen Elop, Macromedia’s former President and CEO, is the President of Adobe’s worldwide field organization.

Our efforts with user groups around the world, developer events and conferences, and throughout the community will continue as they always have, and we’re excited about how we can enhance and expand our relationships with our development community.

We look forward to sharing more information with the community in the coming weeks. For more information about the merger, please visit www.adobe.com. If you have questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact me directly, or any of your contacts on the developer relations team.

On behalf of all of Adobe, and the Developer Relations team in particular, I want to thank you for your continued commitment to our community, and I look forward to new opportunities to work together.

With best regards,

Sara Spalding, Director, Developer Relations sspaldin@adobe.com
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AS3 check function complete before next actionWed 3 Mar 2010
I have created a function to close an animation that runs at the beggining of the main movie.

This function 'module_close" is called at various times in the movie. As you will see in the code below I have used tweens to close up the annimmation. What I am having problems with is a way to make sure that the function is complete before proceeding with the next action.

Is there a standard way to check for a function completing before proceeding... so the tween can finish before other elements are loaded?

ActionScript:
function module_close():void{
        var closeNavTween: Tween = new Tween(nav_but_Mc, "alpha", None.easeOut,nav_but_Mc.alpha, 0, 1, true);
        closeNavTween.addEventListener(TweenEvent.MOTION_FINISH, onFinish_nav);
        function onFinish_nav(e:TweenEvent):void {
                var closingYTween1: Tween = new Tween(opening_Mc, "y", Regular.easeOut, opening_Mc.y, 210, 2, true);
                var closingYTween2: Tween = new Tween(opening_Mc, "height", Regular.easeOut, opening_Mc.height, 1, 2, true);
                
                closingYTween2.addEventListener(TweenEvent.MOTION_FINISH,onFinish_heightClose);
                functiononFinish_heightClose(e:TweenEvent):void {
                        var closeXTween1: Tween = new Tween(opening_Mc, "x", Regular.easeOut, opening_Mc.x, 960, 1, true);
                        var closeXTween2: Tween = new Tween(opening_Mc, "width", Regular.easeOut, opening_Mc.width, 1, 1, true);
                        nav_but_Mc.select_box.x=386;
                        go_btn.visible =true;
                        search_txt.visible=true; 			 				}
        }
}

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