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<a href="http://www.carve.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.carve.com/</a><br />
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the same onrelease effect i'm looking for
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http://www.carve.com/ [http://www.carve.com/]

the same onrelease effect i'm looking for

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thanks aneesh<br />
i'm not getting mine to work just yet, but will keep trying - this example was pretty much what i was after though!<br />
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thanks again<br />
aidan
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thanks aneesh
i'm not getting mine to work just yet, but will keep trying - this example was pretty much what i was after though!

thanks again
aidan

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Hi<br />
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my flash site is built up of a main movie (containing the navigation to the main header sections), with seperate .swfs loaded into empty movie clips when called. How could I add a closing sequence to each .swf, so that on release of a button, the closing sequence of the current swf plays, then the movie unloads, and the called swf loads into the empty clip.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Aidan
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Hi

my flash site is built up of a main movie (containing the navigation to the main header sections), with seperate .swfs loaded into empty movie clips when called. How could I add a closing sequence to each .swf, so that on release of a button, the closing sequence of the current swf plays, then the movie unloads, and the called swf loads into the empty clip.

Thanks
Aidan

add a closing sequence to clip before other clip loads in

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