Does it all have to be in 1 Flash document?

Question

i'm doing a flash home page with a simple animated intro,
which ends in a static page with links to html pages. so when i
test the movie in flash everything goes right. so i publish. then i
open the html file in my browser that the publish created. the
animation page runs to the links frame. the links go to a separate
html page. everything's fine.
then, when i hit the "back" button it goes back to the
beginning of the animation.
but i want to go back to the links frame.
should i build the links page in a separate flash document,
so that when the animation runs out, it jumps to the separate links
page? if this is so, then how do i set up the animation intro to do
that?
or do i set up an anchor on the links frame for the outside
html page to "back button" to?
thanks for your help, this is driving me nuts

Answer 1

ok, here goes:
(step 1) simple animation... (step 2) last frame has: stop();
- getURL"Mazzotti_Home.html", "_self"... (step 3) URL with link
buttons is gotten... (4) link buttons get their subsequent pages...
(5) "back" button returns to the static page with the links instead
of returning to the animation intro.
however, there is a blink when the last frame runs the getURL
command, its a minor issue. and this is the only way i can figure
out how to set up the links to "back-button" to the static page,
instead of "back button'ing" to the beginning of the animation.
is this the correct build for the function i want? is there a
different/correct way to set this up?