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Events What is an action? An action is simply a set of instructions that executes when a specific event occurs. These events can be a key on the keyboard being pressed, a click of the mouse button, or the movie reaching a certain frame. In the example I used an instance of a button and placed a mouse event. These mouse events could be when the user clicks on it or rolls the mouse over the button. However you can also have a keyboard key to trigger the action (see our tutorial on keyboard control). Take a look at the dialog box below. Here you can select the different events (right) that could trigger you actions (left window) 
Note: Assigning an action to an instance of a button will not affect other instances of that button.
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Assigning Actions to Buttons
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