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| anne-marie2109 2006-04-11, 6:34 pm |
| Hi
My name is anne-marie and im realy really new to flash. i have played around
with it a bit and managed to create a simple flash movie and place it on the
website. However i want to make the movie link to a page in dreamweaver.
First of all is this possible and if so please can you tell me how??!
Thanks for your help
Anne-Marie :confused;
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| anne-marie2109 skrev:
> Hi
>
> My name is anne-marie and im realy really new to flash. i have played around
> with it a bit and managed to create a simple flash movie and place it on the
> website. However i want to make the movie link to a page in dreamweaver.
>
> First of all is this possible and if so please can you tell me how??!
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Anne-Marie :confused;
>
Hi Anne-Marie!
You can start with a button, make a button, look in the help
files.
In the action script you write (or click from the + - sign):
on (release) {
getURL("http://www.yoursite.com/yourpage.html", "_blank")
}
Further on, Google is a rich place for information...
Get some tutorials, so did I when started.
Good luck
Ralph
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| anne-marie2109 skrev:
> Hi
>
> My name is anne-marie and im realy really new to flash. i have played around
> with it a bit and managed to create a simple flash movie and place it on the
> website. However i want to make the movie link to a page in dreamweaver.
>
> First of all is this possible and if so please can you tell me how??!
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Anne-Marie :confused;
>
Hi Anne-Marie!
You can start with a button, make a button, look in the help
files.
In the action script you write (or click from the + - sign):
on (release) {
getURL("http://www.yoursite.com/yourpage.html", "_blank")
}
or just "yourpage.html" if it is the same directory as the
..swf-file.
Further on, Google is a rich place for information...
Get some tutorials, so did I when started.
Good luck
Ralph
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