Launching swf files with Director

Question

I recently obtained Adobe Director 11.5 to create a menu for launching a series of Flash CS4 files.  I worked through Dean Utian’s excellent tutorial and found the following script to program a button to launch another Director file.  However, I can’t figure out how to get it to launch a swf file.  If someone could tell this poor soul how to get Director to launch swf files I would really appreciate it.  Thatch
on mouseUp me    
  play movie "FileName”      
end

Answer 1

I don’t know if anyone else will ever need to do this, but just in case I thought I should share the final protocol we developed.  This will embed a Flash SWF file into a Director DIR, so it can be published in a form that can be opened directly, without the multiple clicks required to open an swf with Windows Explorer (or the MAC equivalent).  It has been tested with Director 11.5 and Flash CS4.  I hope my shorthand is clear.  Dean Utian, Sean Wilson and James Newton all helped me with this, and support their support was far above and beyond the call of duty. 
1.) Resize the Director stage to match the Flash stage
Click the Director stage > Windows > Property Inspector > Stage Size > 550 x 400
(alternatively you can compose the Flash file with a stage that matches Director’s.   640 x 480 is the default)
2.) Embed the SWF into Director
File > Import > Browse to File > Import
Drag cast member from cast window to stage
ctrlK > distribute horizontal across stage > distribute vertical across stage
3.) Type a pause script into the script channel of the score
on exitFrame
  go to the frame
end
4.) Open the movie script window (Ctrl + Shift + U) and type in stretcher script (this allows the SWF cast member to resize if the final window is maximized)
on resizeWindow
  aw = _player.activeWindow
  awRect = aw.rect
  aw.drawRect = awRect.offset(-awRect.left, -awRect.top)
end
on zoomWindow
  resizeWindow()
end
5.) Set publication settings
File > Publish Settings > Projector > Shockwave
                                                      > Center stage in monitor
                                     > Shockwave > Allow movie scaling
                                     > Html > Template > Shockwave Default
                                                >  Stretch Style > Preserve Proportions
                                                >  Stretch Position > Horizontal Align
                                                >  Stretch Position > Vertical Align
                                                >  Dimensions > Percentage of Browser Window
                                                >  Width > 100
                                                >  Width > 100
                                     > Formats > Windows Projector (Creates an exe for Windows)
                                                      > Macintosh Projector (Creates an app for MACs)
                                                      > HTML (Creates an htm and dcr for Windows or MACs)
6.)Publish the movie
File > Publish
The Windows Projector will create a single exe file that can be opened by double clicking the icon.  If your SWF has addChild script, it will launch a second SWF, but the second SWF must be in the same folder as the exe. 
The Macintosh Projector will create an app application that can be opened by double clicking the icon.  However this application actually consists of a folder with several subfolders and files.  You will not see this with the MAC file directory, but you will if you try to E-mail the application.  If your SWF has addChild script, it will launch a second SWF, but the second SWF must be in the same folder as the app.
The HTM Projector will create a htm file and a dcr shockwave file.  Both must be in the same folder, and the user must double click the htm icon to open the dcr.  If your SWF has addChild script it will not launch a second SWF.