Re: Movie Clip in Button

[Marc Hoffman]

At 01:49 PM 7/24/98 -0500, you wrote:

>Inserting a Movie Clip to the OverState of a Keyframe, gives one a lot

>of ideas, and is most commonly used from alot of the sites I"ve seend..

>And Provides more dazzle, or more features than many of the usual stale,

>color change over states.  The Question Here - I am proposing to ask is

>when a movie clip is inserted in the overstate keyframe, Is there anyway

>to let the movie clip keep playing AFTER the user has removed their

>mouse from the button?


Why not have a Tell Target in the OverState that tells the instance of a

movie clip

to start playing? Have the movie clip ordinarily park itself (stop) in a

blank frame

so it's not ordinarily showing.



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  Marc Hoffman

  Poison Dart Frog Music

  Digital Audio Production Services

  & Interactive Multimedia Design


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