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    [F8] Unique linkage identifiers

    I have a button symbol named print_button in my library with the linkage identifier 'printLinkage'. No other object in my library has this linkage identifier - I've checked several times. I drag an instance onto the stage and name it print_but. When there's no ActionScript on the button, it works fine, but as soon as I put AS of any type on the button, the following error comes up on publish:

    **Warning** The linkage identifier 'printLinkage' was already assigned to the symbol 'print_button', and cannot be assigned to the symbol 'print_button', since linkage identifiers must be unique.

    There is only one instance of print_button on the stage and it is a button being tracked as a button, and only one object with the linkage identifier printLinkage in the library.

    I've been Googling for help, but have eliminated all the solutions I've found. Any help, please?

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    delete the button from library and recreate
    ~calmchess~

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    I recreated the buttons and the warning persists.

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    Okay, this was pretty convoluted, but here we go.

    I was doing maintenance on this app - I didn't make it in the first place. Apparently the fla was made in MX 2004, and I didn't think anything of it when I opened it in Flash 8 and converted it to a Flash 8 fla. And I thought that recreating the buttons would solve any problems on that end too, but it persisted. I went back and saved as MX 2004 compatible, then back to Flash 8, and it seems to play nice now.

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