How to change a hyperlink in CS5

I have not worked with any form of Flash for at least 7 years so forgive me if this is a simple question!
I have a movie that, at the end, has an image that can be clicked to go to a site. I need to change the URL and have no idea where to proceed. So far, I have found the object in the library and it's called a "sprite" and has something in the "linkage" field next to it. I've right clicked on it and tried both the Edit and Properties options and can't find what I am looking for anywhere.
Hopefully this is enough information to get started with a discussion to help me figure out where to go to change this thing. It seems like such a simple task and it's not turning out to be that way.
TIA!

You'll need to sreach for code in the file, and where you might find it depends on what version of actionscript your file is designed for (indicated in the Flash Publish Settings)..

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