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With the Pointer tool, select the right button object on page 2.
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In the Name text box on the Navigation panel, type Page 3 for the button. |
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Choose Page 3 from the Link pop-up menu. |
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Choose Go To from the Action pop-up menu. |
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On the status bar, choose page 3 from the Go To Page pop-up menu so you can see the third page in the document. |
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With the Pointer tool, select the button object on page 3.
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In the Name text box on the Navigation panel, type Previous page for the button. |
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Note: Flash requires that each object that has a Flash action must have a unique name. |
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Choose Page 2 from the Link pop-up menu. |
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Choose Go To from the Action pop-up menu. |
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