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If I were you I would just go for the single product "Flash MX"
That's probably a good choice if you're just wanting to learn and do flash based animations and interactive swfs. Don't pay the extra for the studio package if you're not planning on using any of the other software, it's just a waste of money.
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The Macromedia Studio packages usually come with:<UL><LI>Flash<LI>Dreamweaver<LI>Fireworks<LI>Freehand<LI>Coldfusion</UL>
I honestly suggest just getting Flash, Flash MX was a really good version, the ones after that seem to be heavily developer based thus more requiring you to know your way around actionscripting. For animation purposes, you won't need to worry about actionscripting.
Also, once you get your hands on Flash I suggest dabbling around in it a bit and then trying some tutorials, http://www.kirupa.com/ is a really good tutorial site for learning cool stuff you can do with flash. Good luck!
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