How to link  MC in library in CS5

Hi,
can u plz tell me how to link ball_mc from library in CS5
Thanks
JaxNa

Per kGlad's comment, check to see which version of actionscript you have specified for the file in te Flash Publish Settings.  If it says AS3, then you need to decide whether you want to change it to be AS2, or you want to work in AS3.
While my older version (CS3) will still show the Linkage option in the menu, I cannot say if it does for CS5.

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