Set slider path position via calc

So I have a simple display icon (Icon title = Flash Movie
Position Slider) object set with the following settings:
Positioning = On Path
Movable = On Path
Base = 0
Initial = 0
End = 100
I know how to get the current position using PathPosition or
DisplayX, but how do I set it via code? I have tried using
SetIconProperty for LocationX, BaseX, InitialX but none work. Other
than just the user sliding the slider I want the slider to move on
it's own during the flash video playing. I have the calculation
down to set an X position based on the current frame, just cant
find that magic setting to specify a value to the path to make it
happen.
PS: This is not using the WinCtrls slider just a basic
Authorware path using a display icon.

> Movie icon does not support swf flsh files.
Yes I know.
> All our videos are being converted
> to flash so I must use a media icon and not a movie
icon.
The Flash Sprite help file will tell you how to get the
equivalent of
MediaPosition form a Flash movie. Open your Flash Sprite
properties and
press the Help button on the properties dialogue.
>
> The only problem I am having now is setting the path
position does not
> work on
> a publish to web project only on the exe.
>
What's your code?
Steve
EuroTAAC eLearning 2007
http://www.eurotaac.com
Adobe Community Expert: Authorware, Flash Mobile and Devices
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http://stevehoward.blogspot.com/
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