Did I miss something here? Did you try to explain something repeatedly and then suggest that there may be a language barrier? Or did you not understand that Liem wants the text to appear as if you were watching it being typed in on a typewriter?

Or did you merely take the time and energy to post something that serves no purpose other than being offensive and exclusionary, and did not even do Liem the courtesy of addressing his/her question?

Racism is alive and well, and takes many guises: some of them quite subtle. I live in an extremely culturally diverse city <Miami> - I have a lot of experience at dealing with other cultures and languages, and I have no patience for racism. Zero. None. And I darned well take it on it when I see it!

I'm crystal clear what Liem has communicated. It sounds like a very basic question. Even I have a suggestion, and I know terribly little about flash. That's why I lurk.

I also communicate in a language that is not my native tongue. I know the effort that it takes for Liem to meet us on our ground, instead of asking us to meet on his, and that kind of attitude just chaps me. Just as it would chap me blue to have my Cuban step-children tell me to just not bother trying to talk to them and to go away and talk to somebody who "speaks <my> language" without even giving me a fair chance.

By the way, Liem; Welcome to the Flash list.

It seems to me like you would just have each letter appear in later frames, while making sure that previous letters continue to appear. <And that has exhausted my understanding of Flash <lol>!>

Happy Holidays,

> Hello, I'm new member here. > My name Liem. I ask anyone who can helping me. > I want to create effect typewriter (every single character show one by one). > How to create it? I'm confuse. > Thank's before to anyone who answer this mail. >

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