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Default Controlling multiple instances of a symbol movie??

Hallo! :D

Im just creating my first Flash movie (MX) and Im stuck! I have the main movie, and also a movie which is a symbol (in the library) which I use in several places in the main movie..

The symbol movie contains a button. When this is clicked, I want all the other instances of the symbol movie to go back their respective first frames, the main movie to go back to its first frame and the symbol movie that has been clicked, to play.

Can anyone point me in the right direction as to what my actionscript would look like? i have for the button :

on(press)
{
   gotoAndPlay(2);
}

Just not sure what else i need to put in there to achieve all of the above! thanks in advance.

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cheers!!!





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