Re: Saving the clipboard

2002-12-11 Thread Dan Friedman
Whoops... I spoke to soon. I have a stack with 6 cards -- Stack "groupTemp". On each card is a group. The group on each card is named the same "objGroup" So, I do: Go card X of stack "groupTemp" Copy group "objGroup" of card X of stack "groupTemp" to card 1 of stack "myStack" Now, if we are on

Re: Saving the clipboard

2002-12-11 Thread Dan Friedman
Richard, > You could also use "copy to " option or the "clone" command to > replicate objects without disturbing the clipboard. Thank you so much for the suggestion! It worked beautifully! - Dan ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http

Re: Saving the clipboard

2002-12-10 Thread Richard Gaskin
Dan Friedman wrote: > My standalone contains several stacks files. During the course of activity > in my standalone, I copy objects from one stack to another. I want to > preserve the clipboard text during the copy/paste of objects. You could also use "copy to " option or the "clone" command t

Saving the clipboard

2002-12-10 Thread Dan Friedman
Hello! My standalone contains several stacks files. During the course of activity in my standalone, I copy objects from one stack to another. I want to preserve the clipboard text during the copy/paste of objects. Here are the calls I am using to save the clipboard text: on aLongRoutine --a