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The WebMinster WebPlayer (Vanadium) is a powerful MP3 Player which is based on Macromedia's Flash MX. With this MP3 Player you are able to play MP3 Files without any programming directly within your homepage!
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The<spellcheck:*/> component provides spell checking capability for Adobe Flex 2.0 RichTextEditor and TextArea components. It's a simple replacement of the <mx:*/> RichTextEditor and TextArea components.
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Thunder is an application framework for Flash MX that offers a flexible model for large-scale application development. Classes are included for all key development aspects: asset management, layout management, data management and event management.
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The as2lib is an opensource framework targeted to Macromedia Flash MX 2004+ developers. It offers support for almost every problem domain.
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OpenSource 3D Engine for Flash MX 2004: Create 3D applications using the builtin DataCube object and put your data as dynamic 3D Models into a virtual universe. Then let the viewer navigate the camera interactively through your data universe.
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