the Site Map view in the Site Management window to modify the links manually. To modify the links in an SWF file manually, follow these steps: 1. Expand the Site Management window by clicking the Expand/Collapse icon located in the top right of the icon bar in the Files panel. 2. Click the Site Map icon, located third from the right in the menu bar at the top of the Site Management window. The Site Map appears. 3. Locate the SWF file you want to modify. If it contains any links, a plus sign is shown next to its icon. Click the plus sign to expand the list of links from the SWF file. 4. To change the link to point to a new file, either drag the point-to-file icon into the new file in the Site Map or choose the Change Link option from the Site menu. The Select HTML file dialog appears. 5. Select a new file by navigating to the desired HTML file or by entering the URL manually. Click OK when you're finished. The link in your SWF file is now changed.           Controlling Flash Movies with Dreamweaver Behaviors Chapter 10, "Using Dreamweaver Behaviors," introduced many of the behaviors built into Dreamweaver; you learned about several other behaviors in subsequent chapters. The final behavior we've yet to cover is the Control Shockwave or Flash behavior. Using this behavior, you can easily create HTML-based navigation options that can play, stop, or rewind the Flash movie in your web page. To use the Control Shockwave or Flash behavior with a Flash movie, follow these steps: 1. Create a new page by choosing the New option from the File menu. Select the HTML option from the Basic Page category and click Create. 2. Insert the movie.swf file into the page by choosing Insert, Media, Flash, browsing to the file, and clicking OK. 3. Select the Flash movie on the page and enter a unique name for it in the Name text box in the Properties Inspector. I'll call my Flash movie theMovie. 4. Disable both the Loop and Autoplay options in the Properties Inspector. 5. Insert three form object buttons onto the page, changing their Actions to None, and labeling them Play, Stop, and Rewind respectively. The result will resemble Figure 20.11. Figure 20.11. Insert three form buttons onto the page, change their Actions to None, and label them Play, Stop, and Rewind respectively. [View full size image] 6. Open the Behaviors panel by choosing Window, Behaviors. 7. Select the Play button on the page and choose the Control Shockwave or Flash behavior, available by clicking the Add (+) button in the Behaviors panel. The Control Shockwave or Flash dialog appears, similar to Figure 20.12. Figure 20.12. The Control Shockwave or Flash dialog allows you to set Play, Stop, or Rewind actions for buttons on the page. 8. From the Control Shockwave or Flash dialog, select the movie you want to control from the Movie menu. Because we're working with only one movie on this page, select the movie theMovie option. 9. Enable the Play radio button and click OK. NOTE