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tks!<br />
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it works perfect.
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welcome,<br />
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I am trying to add action script that will do the following.<br />
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after intro video finishes playing<br />
gotoAndPlay a labeled frame in my timeline.<br />
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I have tried everything I can think of, but have had no luck.<br />
Please help... I'm in a crunch to get this done :(
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I am trying to add action script that will do the following.

after intro video finishes playing
gotoAndPlay a labeled frame in my timeline.

I have tried everything I can think of, but have had no luck.
Please help... I'm in a crunch to get this done :(

FLV Component Ends then gotoAndPlay labeled frame - using actionscript3

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