>
> I don't think so. Here I get a "not a stack" error, which seems logical
> once I thought it through.
Hi Richard
It may be a problem on the compression side. I use a compressed stack as a
custom file format for one of my apps and I use:
-- saving
save stack tName as pSave
put compress(url ("binfile:"&pSave)) into url ("binfile:"&pSave)
-- opening
put decompress(url ("binfile:"&tOpen)) into tStack
go stack tStack
I was having errors like to ones you said until I started treating the stack
as a binary file and the compressed data as binary.
Hope this helps
Monte
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