Button and 'disjointed' rollover

I have put a button in the first frame of a movie clip and a
graphic and the second and third frames. The graphics give the
appearance that the button is being highlighted in a way different
than when you actually roll over the button itself. I am doing this
so that when you rollover a button you can show other buttons with
the secondary highlights.
My questiona are, why does my button loose its own behavior
when I attach a behavior to the movie clip it is contained in?
How can I get both the 'disjointed' rollover and the buttons
own rollover to work at the same time?
my test files
swf -
btnTest2.swf
fla -
btnTest2.fla

Thank you for your reply, I think I understand the 'why' now.
What I mean by the secondary highlights is what I show on the
right-side of my example. I want to mouse over a button and have
another button become 'highlighted' in a way that is different than
the normal button over or down state.
I'm really trying to solve this. I can make it work if I use
a movieclip for all of the button 'states' of up, over, down,
highlight 1, highlight 2 (each in their own frame). I then just add
all of the 'go to frame 2' kind of code and the 'go to frame 4 in
this other button' kind of code to the movieclip. The problem is
that I have 77 of the same 'button' symbol on one page, thats alot
of code to make mistakes with. And I can't make a symbol with all
of the code for 'go to frame 2 on mouseover' already in the
movieclip symbol or I run into the same problem i already have.
Please help me understand this, it seems like it should be
simple.

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    "WollombiWombat" <[email protected]> wrote
    in message
    news:eo4c1j$kmn$[email protected]..
    > Murray: I think you are being a little harsh here for a
    newbie. If the
    > doco
    > says it works then it bloody well should!
    >
    > Linda: A voice of moderation and consideration as
    always. No wonder I like
    > your books and contributions at places like PVII and did
    I see you at
    > Community
    > MX ?
    >
    > Cobbyfred: Can I suggest that you take up Murray's
    veiled suggestion and
    > attempt to build the disjointed rollover using DW8 ?
    >
    > Cheers all.
    >

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