| 1. | Skinning a Button component using inline styles | |  |
| 2. | Use graphical skins for the up, over, and down states of the Button control | |  |
| 3. | Set skins for a Button control by using the overSkin, upSkin, and downSkin style properties | |  |
| 4. | A SkinnableContainer with a Line component between two Button components | |  |
| 5. | A SkinnableContainer container with four Button controls as its children | |  |
| 6. | Draw a border around a VGroup that contains Button controls without using a custom skin class | |  |
| 7. | Using graphical skins for the up, over, and down states of the Button control | | |
| 8. | Replace MX Button control's up, over, and down skins with individual symbols from a SWF file | | |
| 9. | Set Button skins with overSkin, upSkin, and downSkin style properties | |  |
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| 10. | Using static SWF assets as skins | | |
| 11. | Creating graphical skins | |  |
| 12. | Assign graphic or programmatic skin to two or more skins | |  |
| 13. | Skinning subcomponents | |  |
| 14. | Applying graphical overSkin, upSkin, downSkin inline | |  |