Applying Behaviors (continued)

The most sophisticated buttons are those that apply multiple behaviors. You can apply multiple behaviors to the same mouse event or to separate mouse events.

To apply multiple behaviors to a button:

1.	Select the button and open the Button Options dialog box.
2.	Select the Behaviors tab.
3.	Choose the event and behavior settings and then click the Add button. The behavior appears in the list on the left side of the dialog box.
4.	Choose an additional event and behavior settings, and click the Add button. TIP If the behavior uses the same event as the first, it appears nested under the event name. If the behavior uses a different event, it appears under that event name . Multiple behaviors appear in the behaviors list.

To edit existing behaviors:

1.	Choose the behavior in the behavior list that you want to edit.
2.	Make whatever changes you want to the behavior settings.
3.	Click the Update button. TIP The Update button replaces the Add button when you edit existing behaviors.

To change the position of a behavior:

• Drag the behavior up or down in the behaviors list . The behaviors are applied in the order that they appear in the list.
  
  

  You can drag a behavior to a new position or to a different event.

  

To change the event associated with a behavior:

• Drag the behavior from one event to another in the behaviors list.