Farewell Flash, now Adobe Animate CC

[ten_zero]

http://blogs.adobe.com/flashpro/welcome ... fessional/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (written in English)
http://www.macitynet.it/adobe-flash-pro ... nimate-cc/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (written in Italiano)
https://blogs.adobe.com/creativestation ... ow-animate" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (written in Japanese)

2016 年 1 月まで、現行バージョンの Flash Professional は引き続きご利用いただけます。
Previous versions of Flash Professional prior to January 2016 will continue to be available.

[CartoonMonkey]

First, Adobe buys Flash, ignoring the needs of animators, focusing on Flash and actionscript as a mostly a web coding tool, and comes up with the horrible cloud "services" that have gone offline, stranding artists around the globe from being able to do their crucial work.

Now, when Flash as a web plugin is all but banned from the internet, they turn once again and try and re-market it back to artists again?

NO THANK YOU. Adobe as a corporation absorbs great code, and turns it into horrible bloatware monstrosities.

Sorry Adobe, the world has moved on, and there's better and much more streamlined software out there with far better support.

[ten_zero]

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I remember well when Adobe bought GoLive CyberStudio, M&A Macromedia and finaly buried GoLive.

Perhaps Cambridge Animation ANIMO users felt same thing.

[Fabrice]

Cambridge Animation ANIMO was purchased by ToonBoom.

[ten_zero]

Cambridge Animation ANIMO was purchased by ToonBoom.

I would like to say "How did feel Animo user when the software puchased by TB" but thanks for your point.

[Fabrice]

How did feel Animo user when the software puchased by TB

All the people I know in England and Japan were upset.