Customize Flash Player Controls

This is a Flash project to modify and build the "ExpressShow" and "ExpressShow External Media" playback SWF template used by TechSmith's Camtasia Studio 6.x product. I need A Flash developer to modify the playback SWF to change the template look, feel and branding to match my website and company. I would like 2 themes. ## Deliverables All information below has been copied and pasted from the readme file contained within the flash source code. All visual assets are stored within a file named [login to view URL] To modify most of the visual appearance of the player can be altered by modifying the vector symbols contained in this FLA. The ActionScript 2 source code is also provided in order to allow for total customization of the wrapper. There are are two locations where you will find the source code. The path, xsframework\src, is the location of the TechSmith component framework used to build ExpressShow. The path, expressshow\src, is the location of the ExpressShow application. This code leverages the xsframework to build the wrapper functionality found in ExpressShow. Compiling the ExpressShow Project: 1) Compiling requires the user to have Flash 8 IDE or greater installed. This is required because of a dependency on the v2 Tree component provided with Macromedia / Adobe Flash 8. 2) Actual compilation is done with the open source MTASC compiler. Binary copies of MTASC for Windows and Mac are provided in the project for your convenience. [login to view URL] 3a) To compile "ExpressShow" via the commandline, open the command prompt, cd (change directory) to the root of the expressshow directory and execute the MTASC arguments below after replacing the path to the Macromedia / Adobe v2 Components: mtasc\[login to view URL] -swf assets\[login to view URL] -out bin\[login to view URL] -main -cp src -cp ..\xsframework\src -cp "C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Local Settings\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash 8\en\Configuration\Classes" -mx -version 8 com\techsmith\camtasia\[login to view URL] 3b) To compile "ExpressShow External Media" via the commandline, open the command prompt, cd (change directory) to the root of the expressshow directory and execute the MTASC arguments below after replacing the path to the Macromedia / Adobe v2 Components: mtasc\[login to view URL] -swf assets\[login to view URL] -out bin\[login to view URL] -main -cp src -cp ..\xsframework\src -cp "C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Local Settings\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash 8\en\Configuration\Classes" -mx -version 8 -keep com\techsmith\camtasia\esvideo\[login to view URL] An optional Apache Ant build file is provided to allow easy configuration and building of the project. Ant is a free, open source build tool used by many web development projects. You can download Ant via the URL below. [login to view URL] When building "ExpressShow External Media" you should note that the security sandbox of the asset swf is set to "network only". In order to allow local playback (files not hosted on a web server) the [login to view URL] file should be republished with its local sandbox set to "Access local Files only": File --> Publish Settings --> Flash --> Local playback security --> Access local files only. This step is not needed with "ExpressShow" content since no external files are loaded. If the Ant build file is used this step is not necessary as the [login to view URL] is executed to flip this flag on the binary SWF. 5) Copy the [login to view URL] and [login to view URL] from the expressshow\bin directory and replace the SWFs installed with Camtasia Studio 6.x. By default, the path to these SWFs are: C:\Program Files\TechSmith\Camtasia Studio 6\Media\Studio\Swf Make sure to back up the installed SWF before overwriting or deleting. All subsequent ExpressShow productions from Camtasia Studio 6.x will now reflect any changes you made to the fla