HyperLink Image

Hi there,
I like to use an Image with an hyperlink. The MXMLcode below
works but I do not have an indication that the Image is actually
also a link e.g. cusor HAND. The cusor does not change ???
<mx:Image
source="{galleryOne.getItemAt(names.selectedIndex).image}"
click="navigateToURL(new URLRequest('
http://www.mywebaddress.com/'))"/>
Any help would be appriciated.
Thanks aktell2007

There is one more property to be aware of, buttonMode="true".
And when you start buildig complex components that you want
to behave like a single button, another property is
mouseChildren="false"
Tracy

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