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I am not familiar with Flash 4, however I would assume that you should be able to set the TARGET property to the frame name. &nbsp;For example for an anchor tag:<br />
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&lt;A HREF=&quot;MyURL.html&quot; TARGET=&quot;mainframe&quot;&gt;Click Me&lt;/A&gt;<br />
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If Flash 4 is not using anchor tags then it must be using an image map which also has a TARGET property.<br />
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tecbuilder<br />

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I am not familiar with Flash 4, however I would assume that you should be able to set the TARGET property to the frame name.  For example for an anchor tag:

<A HREF="MyURL.html" TARGET="mainframe">Click Me</A>

If Flash 4 is not using anchor tags then it must be using an image map which also has a TARGET property.

tecbuilder


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Thanks a lot.<br />
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I got the hang of it. I just didn't know which command I could use. It was Target.<br />
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Put that comment into a question and I'll give you the points.<br />

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Thanks a lot.

I got the hang of it. I just didn't know which command I could use. It was Target.

Put that comment into a question and I'll give you the points.


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I have Flash 4. I have created a button bar, which I plan to use as a navigation bar in my web site. How do I make it so when I press a button, the website shows up in the second frame, not a new window or the navigation bar window.<br />
What command do I use when I edit each button?<br />

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I have Flash 4. I have created a button bar, which I plan to use as a navigation bar in my web site. How do I make it so when I press a button, the website shows up in the second frame, not a new window or the navigation bar window.
What command do I use when I edit each button?


Flash 4-How do I make the buttons a navbar?

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