Thanks Joseph. Here lies the issue. The Flash Player is still out there yet we see headlines that Google is killing it for their Chrome browser. Even though the player is still being used in various places, the PR behind it has led everyone to believe that Flash itself, across the board, is dead. Countless students always tell me they didn't think Flash is worth learning because its "dead", yet Adobe is clearly still developing the authoring tool for platforms beyond the player. So yes, the tool itself is very much alive (I just downloaded a new prerelease build with new features) and the player itself is simply on life support. So how does Adobe rebrand the authoring tool so that it may potentially have more people learning and developing with this product.
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