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Hot tip: Creating Reusable Flash Buttons Controlled by HTML

May 16, 2008 | Author: Noah Omamalin | Filed under: Buttons, HTML

This tutorial will teach you how to create a flash button that could be reused as many times as you wish in a single HTML page to load different links each time. Using a single SWF for all your buttons will not only make the loading process of your content much faster, but it will also make the updating process much easier as you can edit the text and the URL of your flash button the HTML page that displays the button rather than going back to the FLA each time you want to edit or create a new button.

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