Encore CS4 export to Flash, link highlights not correct

Hi,
I'm building a DVD project in Encore CS4.
I have many of the links set to highlight a specific menu item upon returning to a given menu.
For example, the default button on the Main Menu is "Section 1"
However, if the user clicks on one of the "extras" listed on that main menu, "about us" for example, then when they return to the Main Menu, I want the "about us" link highlighted, indicating that's where they just came from. (instead of highlighting the default "Section 1" button)
When I test the project in Encore or burn a DVD to test it the links work/highlight as expected.
When I export to Flash and run it in the browser, the default buttons are only ever highlighted upon landing on a menu, instead of the particular ones I've specified when coming from various parts of the disc.
Is this just a limitation of the Flash export?
To specify what item I want highlighted I'm simply using the drop down menu next to the "Link:" item in the Properties panel...
I select the menu I want to link to, then from the flyout, I select one of the available buttons so it'll be the one highlighted. Is this the correct process?
Thanks.

That is the correct process, and this could very well be a limitation of the flash export. Some of the features of encore only work with DVD projects and not with Flash or Blu-ray, although this particular feature does work with Blu-ray.

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