use the forecolor.....
like:
(make this a behavior and attach it to the spite you want to change color)
(warning: this is e-mail lingo - untested)
<SNIP>
property origColor, overColor, currSpr, currSprNum
on beginSprite me
currSprNum = me.spriteNum
currSpr = sprite(currSprNum)
origColor = currSpr.foreColor
end
on mouseEnter me
overColor = whatever -- set the value of overColor to what you want it to
be
currSpr.foreColor = overColor
updateStage()
end
on mouseLeave me
currSpr.foreColor = origColor
updateStage()
end
<SNIP>
----- Original Message -----
From: "Alan Andrews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 12:56 PM
Subject: <lingo-l> simple rollover
> Hi list...
> I realise this is very basic...
> but I'm out of touch...
> not worked in director for some time...
> I have a wife and kids and grannies and stuff to support...
> so... someone ... heeelp...!
> I want a simple rollover... i.e. just using text... not a graphic..
> so that on mouse over / mouse enter the text simply changes colour...
> director 7 by the way...
>
> cheers..
>
> Alan
>
>
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