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You need to pick a level. &nbsp;Doesn't matter what it is, as long as it's not zero. 
 
Let's use 66. 
 
Your button actions would look like this: 
 
on (release) { 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;loadMovieNum(&quot;content01.swf&quot;, 66); 
} 
 
Same with all your other buttons. 
 
For your Home button, if it's the main movie with no other movies loaded, you would use this action: 
 
on (release) { 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;unloadMovieNum(66); 
} 
 
-Sam
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You need to pick a level.  Doesn't matter what it is, as long as it's not zero.

Let's use 66.

Your button actions would look like this:

on (release) {
     loadMovieNum("content01.swf", 66);
}

Same with all your other buttons.

For your Home button, if it's the main movie with no other movies loaded, you would use this action:

on (release) {
     unloadMovieNum(66);
}

-Sam

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I have made up one 'template' style swf file and have left a space in the middle for content based upon which button is clicked. My theory was to have a seperate .swf file populate this area once a user clicked the appropraite button. For example: 
 
User enters the URL and the main intro/template loads up fine. There are 6 buttons. 
 
if user clicks button1, then content01.swf fills the center blank region... 
 
if user clicks button2, then content02.swf fills the center blank region... 
 
etc etc. 
 
I figured it would be easier than having one gigantic swf file to load, etc. 
 
I know this can be done... BUT HOW? 
 
MANY thanks in advance..
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I have made up one 'template' style swf file and have left a space in the middle for content based upon which button is clicked. My theory was to have a seperate .swf file populate this area once a user clicked the appropraite button. For example:

User enters the URL and the main intro/template loads up fine. There are 6 buttons.

if user clicks button1, then content01.swf fills the center blank region...

if user clicks button2, then content02.swf fills the center blank region...

etc etc.

I figured it would be easier than having one gigantic swf file to load, etc.

I know this can be done... BUT HOW?

MANY thanks in advance..

Seperate swf files for button clicks?

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