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Old Sep 3rd, 2006, 10:01 AM   #1
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Flash Buttons Problem

Dont know if there are many Flash developers here but hopefully someone will understand this...

on (rollOver) {
	Home.onRollOver = function() {
		Home._alpha = 0;
		Home1._alpha = 100;
		
	};
}

The button home is 100% visible from the start, and home1 0%. What I want to achieve is; Have these two images change to the opposite on mouse over.

Taking a look at the Flash help it only seemed to show me how to stop, start or loop something on click. I figured this 'should' work' however nothing happens when I preview it. There is also no errors in the script according to the syntax checker.

Thanks for any help.
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