As most of you may know, Adobe held it's annual 3-day conference last week. This was a great opportunity to see all of the latest things Adobe is doing to further the design and development community!

InDesign meets Dreamweaver meets WordPress meets Flash Catalyst! Adobe's newest product offering does all of this, and manages to do it with a 6 Megabyte download!

At roundpeg, we're excited to share our newly redesigned blog with all of you!

Hey, it's still a blog, but this is the kind of stuff we get geeked up about, and hopefully you're glad we do.

A few months ago we rolled out a new website. That went well, but we wanted to get everything just right, so we held back on the blog redesign until we could get it all the way we wanted it.

Recently I had an audio clip that was spread across multiple slides... I was lucky enough to find a useable version of a split word in the audio, but couldn't get Captivate to splice the audio without either an audible stutter in the word, or without a fairly large "pop" at the point of the splice. Read on to see how I solved it!It's pretty common knowledge that you can edit backgrounds in Captivate using Photoshop, right? (Just nod your head up & down if you're not sure, then right click on a background image in your library to check it out...)And if you're lucky enough to have Adobe Soundbooth installed as part of the Adobe eLearning Suite or otherwise, you can do the same thing with audio as well.

Adobe® Flash® Builder™ 4 (formerly Adobe Flex® Builder™) software is designed to help software developers rapidly develop cross-platform rich Internet applications (RIAs) and content using the open source Flex framework. It includes support for intelligent coding, debugging, and visual design and features powerful testing tools that speed up development and lead to higher performing applications.