Select the appropriate sound for button mouseovers; you don't need to worry about the Effects or Sync, unless you want to play with it a little on your own. If you've done it correctly, you should now see a little waveform in the Over state's frame.
Flash Animation 16: Adding Sound to Buttons
By Adrien-Luc Sanders, About.com Guide
Then, just as we did when timing sound to play on certain frames in Lesson 15, we're going to move down to our properties bar and click on the Sound dropdown. You can see at this point I've built up quite a list of sounds in my animation; your list will probably be just as long, if not longer.
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- Recap and Introduction
- Importing Multiple Sounds into the Library
- Editing Buttons
- Assigning a Sound to the Over State
- Assigning a Sound to the Over State II
- Assigning a Sound to the Down State
- Viewing/Hearing Results on Your Stage, Conclusion
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