Cursor moving problem

Hi guys!
I face a problem with my flash movie and I will like to ask
for help. My movie consists of a map (jpg) and numerous buttons
(with the shape of umbrellas) . I have created the movie in
thefollowing way: when you place the cursor over the button an
image of a beach appears in the upper right side of the screen.
When you press the button you navigate in the dedicated web page.
If you move the cursor away from the button (without pressing it)
you stop seeing the image. My problem is the following: if I move
the cursor very fast in the screen sometimes the movie appears to
stuck and the image remains in the upper right side of the screen
even when I have remove the cursor from the button. I am thinking a
possible overlap between the in-buttons movie clips but i am not
sure.
Any suggestions? Also this is the first time i use a forum.
Where can i see the answer. Will you send it by mail or i have to
check on the site?
Thanx in adnvance for your attention.
Best regards,
YannisKm

Hello,
I think this is a duplicate thread - careful about those Here's the other:
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=180084
Best Regards,
JLS
Best,
JLS
Sixclear

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