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1.Go to menu :File\Import\Import to library
2.Select the sound file you want
3.Open the library panel (You can also press Ctrl + L)
4.Right-click on the sound you imported
5.Click "Linkage..." from the menu
6.Check "Export for ActionScript" & "Export in first frame".
7.Enter a name for sound in "Identifier" field
(This is the name you will use to address your sound from now on)
For example : "thesound"
8.Press "OK"
9.Choose an action frame of the movie where your button is in
10.In the actions panel of the choosen frame write the following:
CODE
song = new Sound();
song.attachSound("thesound");
11.Select your button and open the actions panel for the button.
CODE
on(press)
{
song.start();
}
Congratulation ! Your flash button with sound is ready to use now .
-----Although this tutorial is quite short, it does contain useful information. I'm going to approve this-----szupie
nice one guru.. from the looks of it - he's probably using Flash. This is something that should be made mandatory.. we have to come up with a basic format for stuff/tutorials like this. The member has to include complete information about his system specifications and softwares used on top of each article. Otherwise nowadays we're getting a whole bunch of posts like this which doesn't give you even the tinniest wingling of what software you're supposed to use.
... later on i found out that the codes that were supplied were for Linux and not windows. There was NO mention of the OS at all.
