Lives object - best practice?

I have a Lives object in my game and I can get it to subtract when a collision occurs. What I can't get to happen is to have an action actually work when "All Lives are Destroyed" condition is done. I want it to go back to the start screen. I have that jump set under the condition linked to the storyboard control but it doesn't work.

Is there something fundamental I'm missing. I looked through the forum and the help file, so it seems like I must be since I didn't see the issue anywhere else.

Any assistance is appreciated.

Creating an XNA phone application if that matters.

Thanks, Jeff, I'll load that MFA up tonight. I did use Run Application. Does the order of events in the Event editor matter? Right now it is the last event.

Thanks for the great example. I was using the Lives object "have all lives been destroyed" and was not getting the right results. Your way worked.

Quote from KLiK-iT

The only event you need to add to the lives object to complete the line, is add in "All Lives are destroyed" + "run this event once". If you don't it will loop the first line over and over again and the event will never happen.

Doesn't that event actually need to loop until the condition is met? If it ran once and the lives weren't destroyed, would it ever come back to that event?