OK, I see. You can use the case statement and replace the
executeBranchingMenu handler in that example.

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on executeBranchingMenu menuName, commandName
case commandName of
("Item 1, 1") : go frame "Some frame label"
("Item 1, 2") : go frame "Some other frame label"
-- etc
end case
end
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But there is an even simpler solution that does not require using a case
statement at all. Just name your frame labels "Item 1, 1", "Item 1, 2",
etc and use this. It will save you a lot of unnecessary coding.

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on executeBranchingMenu menuName, commandName
go frame commandName
end
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By the way, there is nothing in that example movie that holds the play
back head, so you probably want to add code to do so, otherwise it will
just jump back to the menu. This can be added to the same movie script.

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on exitFrame
go the frame
end
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