Mute button default state

Hi all,
how to set the FLV Playback Custom UI's mute button to
default state to "OFF"?
Any ideas?

In case I don't come back:
AS2:
Drag the component on stage, double click to get inside.
Create a new layer and open up the actions panel, add this:
off_mc.swapDepths(on_mc);
AS3:
Drag the component on stage, click it once and give it an
instance name of, mute_btn, create a new layer and open the actions
panel, add this:
mute_btn.setChildIndex(mute_btn.getChildAt(1), 0);
**Notice Difference**
AS2 you go into the component to add the actions, and the
instance names are already there by default. AS3 you need to give
the component an instance name, and don't go into the component,
put that script on the main stage.

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> Hi,
>
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> over a
> pop-up menu. By default the button changes back to mouse
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> scrolling over menu items for that button.
>
> I have tried to follow the advice in the below technote
(see link below),
> but
> it seems the instructions are incorrect.
>
> I am using Fireworks 8 - it appears the instructions are
for a prior
> version.
> I cannot find function fwLoadMenus() mentioned in Step 3
(number 6.).
>
> Has anyone accomplished this in Fireworks 8, that could
provide me with
> instructions?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> turpya.
>
>
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>

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> Hi,
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> over a
> pop-up menu. By default the button changes back to mouse
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>
> I have tried to follow the advice in the below technote
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> but
> it seems the instructions are incorrect.
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for a prior
> version.
> I cannot find function fwLoadMenus() mentioned in Step 3
(number 6.).
>
> Has anyone accomplished this in Fireworks 8, that could
provide me with
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>
> Thanks in advance,
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>
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