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For a slightly more detailed description. (Doing this from my head because I am bored at work- alter as you wish - there is more than likely more than one solution to this question)
Basically what that is, is a Movie clip with basic stop, start, and roll-over features.
For practice - keep it simple. Just us a box to animate and you can change it later.
first you need a movie clip. You will use your basic box here.
Tween the box for about 3-4 frames to the left and then have it motion tween back to it's original position. In the first frame put a "stop" command. Make this a movie clip called button motion or whatever you would like.
Then you will make a button. Use "button motion" as the movie clip inside the button. In the "Over" portion of the button put a gotoandplay(button_motion) command that makes button motion play (stopping when it hits frame one again.) This will cause the box to tween left and then right (Just like the original animation you made) every time you highlight the button.
For the other affects (Like how the words glow and fade). These are just embedded clips that you can put into "Button_Motion" or copies of it. These will be movie clips that also just play with the "over" commands to trigger tweens.
This is the basic "Structure" to how to do this. You can use hardcode actionscripting to the same affects, but from your post - you aren't that far along yet - so this will also work until you get that far. it's pretty straight forward.
Hopefully this helps - I am not the greatest at step by step procedures unless I have the program in front of me,but it's the thought that counts and your own troubleshooting often is what helps a person learn the best!
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