Output Error Message in Flash 8

Hi All,
I'm building a form in Flash 8 that includes check boxes.
When I add the check boxes and test the movie I get the following
output error message:
**Warning** The linkage identifier 'CheckBox' was already
assigned to the symbol 'Assets/UIComponents/CheckBox', and cannot
be assigned to the symbol 'CheckBox', since linkage identifiers
must be unique.
For the life of me I can't get rid of this. Anyone know what
the heck is going on?
Thanks,
Scott

It appears that the OP has created a MovieClip symbol and
named it CheckBox, then has chosen to export for actionscript. The
CheckBox component needs to have that identifier to function
correctly. So the OP needs either, change the linkage ID on the
symbol named "CheckBox", or take the linkage ID off
completely.

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