All Flash buttons have certain actions built in. By default, when you move the mouse into the button area, Flash jumps to the Over frame; when you click the button, Flash takes you to the Down frame. To create more interactivity or to refine the way a button responds to a user's mouse movements, you attach ActionScripts to an instance of a button. The process is similar to adding frame actions (see Chapter 12), except that you create your scripts in the Object Actions panel.
To access the Object Actions panel:
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Click the Stage, or select an object (a button or a movie-clip symbol) on the Stage. |
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If the Object Actions panel is not currently active, do one of the following:
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