Okay, I am still struggling with this.

According to everything I have read at macromedia and elsewhere, I think that the following HTML code should work:

Code:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> 
<!--  
function seq_DoFSCommand(command, args)
{ 
//	if ( command == "anAlert" )
//	{ 
		alert("Here's the Flash message: " + args);
//	}
}

//--> 
</SCRIPT>


<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript">
<!-- 
//  Handle IE.

Sub seq_FSCommand(ByVal command, ByVal args)
    call seq_DoFSCommand(command, args)
end sub

//-->
</SCRIPT>
where my movie name or id is "seq".

The sequence is frames 1 to 9.
Frame 9 goes back to frame 3 and plays.

Frame 2 attempts to get the alert box up. I make the FS command (using FS appears to be acceptable from the references) "anAlert" and the arguement "me"

The sequence for "seq" runs fine, however I get a new window popped up with "page cannot be found" instead of the alert.

The above is an almost direct crib of a download from:
http://www.moock.org/webdesign/flash...and/index.html
which does work, so I guess I am entering the FS incorrectly, somehow.

Here is another site that suggests the above is acceptable:
http://www.ashzfall.com/flash/

Using the JS scripting option instead of FS (movie->sounds actions->add action->advanced) does the same thing, attempting to reference a js function within HTML.

Syntax here? Is the "script language=javascript" required in the dialogue box, or just the function name, or what.

Help!