What's best way to load mutilple swfs to the stage?

I'm trying to load 4 swfs to the stage. Think of an mp3/fm
tuner/video player.
I'd like to have the playlist, status bard and menu stay
seperate swf files.
Thanks in advance for your help

you can use the moviecliploader's loadClip() method or use
the movieclip class'es loadMovie() method.

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