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Hi:<br />
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I want to make a vertical flash menu with options and sub options the way appears as a example in this webpage: <a href="http://www.servidores-web.com.mx/verticalmenu/menu.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.servidores-web.com.mx/verticalmenu/menu.htm</a><br />
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I need to know how to do it to do a complex menu.<br />
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I need to know how to link the options as well to frames or to normal links, thanks.<br />
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If you have any tutorial, examples, script, software that can help me to develope this in flash I will apreciate it.<br />
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thanks<br />
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Saul
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Hi:

I want to make a vertical flash menu with options and sub options the way appears as a example in this webpage: http://www.servidores-web.com.mx/verticalmenu/menu.htm

I need to know how to do it to do a complex menu.

I need to know how to link the options as well to frames or to normal links, thanks.

If you have any tutorial, examples, script, software that can help me to develope this in flash I will apreciate it.

thanks

Saul

How to Create a Flash Vertical Menu with options

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