Stop Frame

Question

How do I apply stop() Actionscript to last frame of timeline
so playhead stops there and doesn't return to first frame?
I'm trying to follow this tutorial:
Using Flash for the first time – Part 2: Adding
symbols, animation, and ActionScript
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/flash/articles/flacs3it_firstflash_pt2_print.html
Which states:
You can stop the playhead from looping by adding a single
line of ActionScript. For example, if you add this ActionScript to
a frame, the playhead stops when it reaches that frame: stop();
But when I do so, stop() Actionscript shows in every frame
together with all my scripts, and returns to frame 1 as indicated
in this tutorial:
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_14189
I have working buttons with instance names that use
Actionscripts.
All scripts are as below:
stop();
rewindBtn.onPress = function () {
gotoAndStop(1);
stopBtn.onPress = function () {
stop();
playBtn.onPress = function () {
play();
endBtn.onPress = function () {
gotoAndStop(_totalFrames);
pauseBtn.onRelease = function () {
(toggle = (toggle) ? false : true) ? stop() : play();

Answer 1

Figured out the problem.
I was trying to place stop action on same layer with button
actions,
which are placed on first through last frames.
Undoubtedly, this registered stop action with first frame,
even though I clicked on last frame to enter stop action script.
I made separate "Stop" layer, inserted blank keyframe in last
frame which left all other frames clear, then entered stop action
script.
Works fine, now movie stops on last frame.