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09-27-2005
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Seek Frame in flash file
Hi, I have a flash object on a page. Also on that page are three buttons. I want to use the AMS flash command to perform the following scenario.
If a user clicks button 1, I want it to go to a specific frame in the flash object that is on the same page. If a user clicks button 2 or 3, it will go to a different frame in the same flash object. Right now, the flash object automatically loads when the page opens. Not sure the best way to make this work. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. 
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09-27-2005
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Hi, here's some working examples of the Flash.Seek action:
http://www.indigorose.com/webhelp/am...k_Examples.htm 
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