That would be done by using a document link to the scene or whatever you call it all you need to do is place an anchor to that scene or page then you would link to that anchor by calling its name the one you gave to the anchor.
Here is an example for a scene that is one the same page in that scene lets call it
<allattributesofsomething.swf> then you would enclose this .swf with a named anchor as shown below:
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<a name="youranchorname"><allattributesofsomething.swf></a>
Ok that is now an anchor then wherever your button is you would enclose it with
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<a href= "#youranchorname">your button</a>
Npw provided that these are on the same web page when a user clicks the nutton it looks for the anchor named youranchorname and runs it, if it were on a different page though just accesss it like the next little bit of code;
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<a href="otherpage.html#anchorname">your button</a>
This should have you linking to any page that you have control over because you are the one that decides where you need these anchors, and of course you are the one that names them so I would make them pretty descriptive if you have alot of them, stuff like anchor1 anchor2, anchor3 would get hard to keep track of.
Just remeber that the
# lets the code know that it is looking for a named anchor so don't forget the
# when you try to access your anchor or it won't work
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