Html link to specific photo in flash web export

I want to send someone links to specific images in my flash web export. I know I can direct them to the source image file, but I want them to see it in the flash export interface. Is there a way I can make a duplicate copy of the index.html and edit the start image and save as another name, or would I have to copy and alter the flash file?

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But to resolve your existing problem, it is fiddly. I assume you want the rest of the web gallery to work, so copy the index.html file, and then look for a folder called resources\mediaGroupData and make a copy of the file group.xml, so you have two xml files in that folder. What you would need to do is edit this "copy.xml" so it only lists your picture. Then back to your copy of index.html and replace any references to group.xml with copy.xml. I told you it was fiddly!
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    www.alt-web.com
    "martinpillot" <[email protected]> wrote in
    message
    news:g8ul80$c9j$[email protected]..
    > Is it possible to target a specific movieclip within an
    swf that's
    embedded on
    > an external html page using an HTML link? Or is this a
    stretch? It seems
    like
    > this would be feasible but I've hit a wall on this one.
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