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	ActionScript for Flash MX: The Definitive Guide, 2nd Edition By Colin Moock
	Preface

Practically every Flash site in existence has at least a little ActionScript in it. But some sites have, shall we say, more than a little. Table P-3 presents a series of destinations that should provide inspiration for your own work. See also the sites listed in Appendix A and the author's bookmarks at http://www.moock.org/moockmarks.

Table P-3. ActionScript Showcase

Topic	URL
Experiments in design, interactivity, and scripting	http://www.yugop.com http://www.praystation.com[1] http://www.presstube.com http://www.pitaru.com http://www.flight404.com http://www.bzort-12.com http://www.benchun.net/mx3d/[1] http://www.protocol7.com[1] http://www.uncontrol.com[1] http://flash.onego.ru[1] http://www.figleaf.com/development/flash5[1] http://nuthing.com http://www.deconcept.com http://www.natzke.com
Games	http://www.orisinal.com http://www.gigablast.com http://www.sadisticboxing.com http://www.huihui.de http://www.sarbakan.com http://www.electrotank.com/games/multiuser http://www.titoonic.dk/products/games/spider http://content.uselab.com/acno http://www.neave.com/webgames
Interface, applications, and dynamic content	http://www.mnh.si.edu/africanvoices http://www.curiousmedia.com http://www.smallblueprinter.com http://davinci.figleaf.com/davinci http://host.oddcast.com http://www.enteryourinformation.com/broadmoor/onescreen.cfm

^[1] Downloadable .fla files provided. Otherwise, only .swf files available.