Referencing a button on frame 2

Hi, here's the problem I have been struggling with.
In a frame on the main stage I have some actionscript that
starts off
_root.submenu.btn1.onRelease = function() {
infoField._visible = true;
startLoading("picture.jpg");
the rest of the script on this frame is the function.
I discovered that the script I have is fine as long as btn1
in the mc submenu is on frame 1.
I *really* need the button to be on frame 2.
How can I target this button?
I have tried things like _root.submenu("frame
2").btn1.onRelease = function() {
and _root.submenu("label name").btn1.onRelease = function() {
I don't know how to get the script to acknowledge the button.
The only work around I have found is to have the button exist
on frame 1 of submenu and just use actionscript to make the button
visible or not visible.....I would like to avoid this if I can as
it increases a lot of actionscriopting....
Thanks

you can't target it until it exists. put it in frame 1 and
make its _visible property 0 if you don't want it to appear
on-stage or put the script on frame 2.

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I have the following situation
MainMove.swf is doing a loadmovie of SecondMovie.swf
The Button that loads SecondMovie.swf also disables other buttons in MainMovie.swf
on (release) {
_root.intro_btn.enabled = flase;
loadMovieNum("SecondMovie.swf", 2);
How do I Re enabled the Buttons in MainMovie.swf from a Button within SecondMovie.swf???
Using AS2 is this current project
Thanks

You might be able to use the same line of code setting the enabled value to true. If you have not locked the root of the loaded swf, the _root should till be pointing at the main movie.
_root.intro_btn.enabled = true;

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Thanks to all for your help. It ended up being a problem
involving the template supplied with Flash. I was using a template
I believe to have been based on ActionScript 2 and the tutorial I
was borrowing the code from was assuming I was working with an
ActionScript 3 document. As soon as I created an empty ActionScript
3 document and loaded my existing elements in, as MovieClips in the
first frame of the timeline, everything worked as it was supposed
to.
Thanks to everyone for your attempts to help.
Best regards,
-Bill

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