someone has written a book animate in Flash. Finally Flash 5 cartoons include cartoon production cycle from a Flash artist's standpoint - drawing, writing, storyboarding, animation, and keyframes. When talks on keyframes and in-transit, is in Flash and not on paper that these issues are covered. This book has two outstanding features: first Flash, it's about making cartoons, not. Topics like scripting (writing a cartoon story, not a computer scripting), storyboards, layout, camera moves, and basic animation techniques well covered, as well as the Flash interface, how Flash works, how to compress media for faster downloading, basic HTML, and Flash-and Web-specific and other topics. The second major feature is the CD-ROM, including samples and materials used in the chapters, but above all contains a digital version of the book. Sure, Flash is a great tool for all kinds of dynamic graphics and interactivity, but the Flash cartoon get a disproportionate number of hits. Flash cartoons download fast, are often very creative, and in many cases bring a strong sense of the artists who created them. Maybe the cartoon is still not taken seriously and that is why so little has been published on the topic, without, superior Flash cartoon 5 in his class, not because the genre is so nichey, but because it is just a great book.