GoToURL with css class

I have a flash movie w/ a button that opens up a URL.  Need to assign a css class to that link to activate a lightbox for it to display in.  How can I assign a css class to a GoToURL Actionscript in Flash?

Hi !
find the style sheet in  SE80 ->mime repository
under node BW-> Bex->stlyesheets or BW->customer->stylesheets.
with regards
ashwin

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