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Jumping to a different frame

Lingo lets you jump to a different frame in the current movie or in another movie.

| To jump to a specific frame in the current movie, use the `go to` command, followed by an identifier for the frame.
| For example, the statement `go to "Begin Over"` jumps to the frame labeled Begin Over.
| To jump to the beginning of a different movie, use the `go to` command followed by an identifier for the movie.
| For example, the statement `go to movie "Citizen_Kane"` goes to the beginning of the movie Citizen_Kane.dir.
| To jump to a frame in a different movie, use the `go to` command followed by an identifier for the frame and the movie; use `frame` followed by the frame identifier and `movie` followed by the name of the movie.
| For example, the statement `go to frame "Rosebud" of movie "Citizen_Kane"` goes to the frame labeled Rosebud in the movie Citizen_Kane.dir.

See `go`.