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This is how I would do it and it is very simple.<br />
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When the movie is stopped the object1 is behind the Object 2 on separate layers. <br />
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When the button is clicked the movie moves to the next frame and stops.<br />
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On this frame the two layers have new keyframes where object 1 is now on the layer above Object 2.<br />
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In other words they have swapped layers. The only actionscript &nbsp;used is your regular go to next frame and stop.
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This is how I would do it and it is very simple.

When the movie is stopped the object1 is behind the Object 2 on separate layers.

When the button is clicked the movie moves to the next frame and stops.

On this frame the two layers have new keyframes where object 1 is now on the layer above Object 2.

In other words they have swapped layers. The only actionscript  used is your regular go to next frame and stop.

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does anyone know how to force an object (for example, named object1) <br />
to go in the front(or &nbsp;back) of other object (named object2)? In designtime<br />
this can be done by pressing CTRL+arrow down (CTRL+arrow up) or from menu :<br />
&quot;Modify/Arrange/Bring to front&quot; (Modify/Arrange/Send to back). i want to make<br />
this action when button is pressed. therefor i think ActionScript cant be avoided.<br />
Am I right? Is this possible? How?<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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does anyone know how to force an object (for example, named object1) 
to go in the front(or  back) of other object (named object2)? In designtime
this can be done by pressing CTRL+arrow down (CTRL+arrow up) or from menu :
"Modify/Arrange/Bring to front" (Modify/Arrange/Send to back). i want to make
this action when button is pressed. therefor i think ActionScript cant be avoided.
Am I right? Is this possible? How?

Thanks in advance.

'send to back'/'bring to front' related question

Adobe Flash (formerly Macromedia Flash) is a cross-platform multimedia and software platform used to embed animations, video, and interactive applications into web pages and desktop and mobile applications and games. Flash displays text, vector and raster graphics to provide animations, video games and applications. It allows streaming of audio and video, and can capture mouse, keyboard, microphone and camera input. The ActionScript programming language allows creation of interactive animations, video games, web applications, desktop applications and mobile applications.