Stopping in front of the next scene!

Hello

I'm kinda a newbie to ActionScript 3 so this is a newb question, but I'm setting up a swf with several scenes and using

Stop();

then when the user presses a key, it will go to the next scene.

I put 5 scenes in the film, and it passes right through each other without stopping. I tried to Stop, but still nothing!

Any answer or direction pointing would be fantastic!

Thank you!

I'll offer you should reconsider the use of scenes and just stick with a scene, a chronology.  Use movieclips or sections of the chronology of the scene of one instead of scenes.  The main reason for the suggestion is due to my own experiences with questions when it comes to scenes of navigation.

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