It's a trial. As I've stated the last one I used was Flash MX 2004 with AS2.0

One thing I noticed was the timeline is at the bottom now (which I like personally) and other than that I don't remember much from the old but I think it's nice.

I'll take a look at your thread and let you know if it helps.

You wouldn't know anything about buttons in movie clips not working would you?

MAIN MC holds the whole site. Then Sections hold the pages. Then the Media1 (a section/ page) MC is where music or video buttons are. music_Btn is in the Media1 MC.

So Media1 is a "section" MC that is inside the "section" MC which is inside the "main" MC, the main MC is on the main timeline.

I tried I read somewhere that even though the button is inside multiple MC's I should be able to still put the AS inside the main MC with the buttons that are located in the Main MC.

I used:
Actionscript Code:
section.media1.music_Btn.onRelease = function(){
sections.gotoAndStop("music");
sections.muic.gotoAndPlay(2)
}

Now other AS that located in the same area which communicates with nav buttons that are in the same main MC as the AS (music_Btn is in media1 mc)
use as of the same style

Actionscript Code:
bio_Btn.onRelease = function(){
sections.gotoAndStop("bio");
sections.bio.gotoAndPlay(2)
};

the Nav buttons work but not the button in side the Media1 MC

This may sound confusing and if it does I'll try to clear it up a little.

May not that when testing and rolling over the music_Btn which is inside the Media1 MC which is in the Sections MC which is in the Main MC on scene 1, it DOES act like a button changing the pointer to a hand icon... Just when I click the button, nothing happens.