I can't modify a photo viewer AS3 file

I found a photo viewer tutorial that fascinates me, and the
author allows use and modification. I like the way it looks except
for the 10 buttons (which I believe are present via XML). I need
tips on how I should go about replacing the buttons with a
scrolling thumbnails movie clip I have. Thus, I will need to assure
that the image sizes of the gallery coincide with the positioning
of my scrolling thumbnails because my thumbnails are 100x100.
I believe the code was created dynamically based on the
number of items loaded from the xml file (10), and it centers to
the top of the stage.
yours sincerely

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