Buttons near the edge of the stage don't register Rollout events

I have a button that sits close to the edge of the stage, and
when I quickly roll out of the button towards the edge of the
stage, Flash doesn't register the rollOut event. Seems like Flash
still thinks that the cursor is sitting still over the button, even
though I'm moving the cursor outside of the flash stage area.
Does anyone know a way to fix this?

Q: Sometimes he invites me to things, and I never see the invitation.
A: Lost in space? Likely a spam filter issue somewhere, but let's defer that one
comment: I have checked my Spam filter - nothing there. I stress that this is an intermittent fault between the same two people.
Q:I sent him an invitation recently, and his acceptance arrived today. But although the mere arrival of his message highlights the event in iCal, I can click on the icon in his email as much as I like, and I get no notification of his acceptance - the name stays greyed out.
A: What way have you set in iCal's preferences "automatically retrieve invitations"?
Comment: currently set to ON for that option. But I have also tried with it off.
A: Please invite me to something - my email address is in my profile.
Comment: DONE! and many thanks for your help so far.

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