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Step 2: Get a cup of coffee.

Step one was the hardest part, so why not relax a little.

Step 3: Add the actionscript.

When you are finished with the all-important step 2 we will add the actionscript. In frame one of the bottom layer and frame 120 (the last frame) of the top layer add

gotoAndPlay (60);

These frame actions will make your buttons loop continuously. The last bit of actionscript makes the magic happen. Take your movieclip and drop it on the main time line of your movie. Give your movieclip the instance name of "scrollclip".

Right click on your scrollclip, select actions and paste this code

onClipEvent (mouseMove) {
    xmousepos1 = _xmouse;
    ymousepos1 = _ymouse;
    if (xmousepos1>xmousepos2 && ymousepos1>-98 && ymousepos1<-33) {
        _root.scrollclip.nextFrame();
    }
    if (xmousepos1-98 && ymousepos1<-33) {
        _root.scrollclip.prevFrame();
    }
    if (ymousepos1<-98 || ymousepos1>-33) {
        play ();
    }
    xmousepos2 = _xmouse;
    ymousepos2 = _ymouse;
}

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Jeremy Bunton is a webdeveloper, Flashkit.com fan and self proclaimed flash master in training.

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