Adding hyperlinks to Flash Executable files

I'm using a demo version of Flash 5 to see if I'd like to
invest in a copy of Flash. I added hyperlinked text to to a flash
movie I produced, and when I uploaded the html added to a webpage,
when I click on the hyperlink it successfully takes me to the
correct website. However, when I try clicking on the executable
file version of the same flash movie, published at the same time,
although I get the usual little hand when the put the cursor over
the hyperlink I'm not taken to any webpage.
Can anyone tell me what's going wrong?

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