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Download preconfigured Flex Builder projects

This page contains links to ZIP files that contain Flex Builder projects for each of the Flex 3 Getting Started Experience modules. To use these ZIP files:

  1. Download the ZIP file to your computer.
  2. Open Flex Builder.
  3. Select File > Import > Flex Project from the menu bar (File > Import > Flex > Import Project in the Eclipse plugin version).
  4. Navigate to the ZIP file you just downloaded and click Open.
  5. Select Finish.

Flex Builder imports the ZIP file and creates a Flex Project. The projects are ready to run; the applications that retrieve data from a server are configured to access examples.adobe.com and selected partner sites.

Tip: If you only see three Getting Started modules in Flex Builder, widen your display until the scroll bar displays.

Help...  There are no links on this page to the ZIP files...  What am I missing?

--Rookie (and feeling stupid)

Each of the links in the bulleted lists goes to a ZIP file.
Hope this helps,
Randy Nielsen

You can barely make out the links on this page. There needs to be a distinquishing feature that makes the links stand out. As passe as it may seem, underlines get you there faster. How many users give up because they can't find what they want? I am, at this moment, running two computers, 6 different websites, a flex 3 program, email programs, and I have to take time to figure out where the links are...make it easy to find.

yeah! or at least disable the hand cursor so we can really get confused!

Fair enough. I'll try to get this fixed ASAP.
Randy Nielsen
Flex Documentation Manager

I think the links are distinguishable. I had no problems finding relevant ZIP files.

好东西哈。山东的顶起来。

Where's the link??

Building a simple RIA is a link ...............

Whoa...really not meaning to be a jerk (we have all been noobs at one point) but one would think web developers, especially those at this level would know to look at the status bar (lower left) to see mouse event data...

 Unless there has been a fix in just the last few days...I don't see how this could be missed.

 If I'm wrong... <bows humbly>

Dark blue color text is link. I have no issues downloading them to my computer.

I agree with Roman Reyes. Web developers should have enough sense to look first and moan second.

But huge green download button with an arrow never done no harm. Maybe also Download All Examples would be nice.

This is the first time I ever visited a Flex tutorial page and I had absolutely no problem locating the links.

No offence against anyone

Free tutorials are not a right but a privilege and the authors have every right to define how they want to display/share it. Please be respectful of their efforts. If you don't like this one then you are free to look somewhere else.

Posted by Flexstasy at May 04, 2008 10:05Updated by Flexstasy

This page is about Flex but all we talk here is HTML links. Very informative comment section LOL.

I can see the links. what about u ? hahahahha

Good!It is very helpful.

Great samples! They are very helpful. It will be great if there is one link to download all and unzip it to get the 9 samples rather than 9 downloads and 9 unzips.

Hi, anybody know  error * beta expired  and when running flex project it asked html file to run,

Added by Mark Nichoson , last edited by matthew horn on Mar 03, 2008  (view change)
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