At 1:43 PM -0700 9/16/2002, Chipp Walters wrote:
Am I correct in surmising that once downloaded from the web, if you issue a
Save stack, it won't save the stack back up to the web because it's in the
local cache...Where does it get saved?
As Scott says, you can do a Save As on such a stack. Once
Hello Judy,
I have used stacks delivered via the web to various students for more
than a year, and I must admit that each time I'm looking at the
downloading I still feel lucky to how discovered this genial solution
and think you should go for it. In previous years when I saw
descriptions
Richard K. Herz writes:
Could someone describe to me, on or off-list depending how much you
anticipate everyone's gonna groan, just how the below works? I am not
certain I am understanding it well enough to present it as a potential
solution to the department...
Judy
My version of
I have used stacks delivered via the web to various students for more
than a year, and I must admit that each time I'm looking at the
downloading I still feel lucky to how discovered this genial solution
and think you should go for it.
I echo this sentiment strongly. Last year, I ran
Re: Stacks delivered via the web?
How it works
Well, I think a lot of you have already seen this site, but for those
who haven't
http://www.himalayanacademy.com/studyhall/
could be considered a fair example of how it works. Since the initial
stub program is delivered (downloaded from
Could someone describe to me, on or off-list depending how much you
anticipate everyone's gonna groan, just how the below works? I am not
certain I am understanding it well enough to present it as a potential
solution to the department...
Judy
My version of doing this is posted at
