on 2/12/02 12:03 AM, yves COPPE at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I have to go on each card of a substack "Stack I'm Working On" to > make a lot of work and updates. > During this operation, I'd like to have a window above the "stack I'm > working on" with a progression bar showing the progression of the > work. ---------- Let me see if I'm getting this. You just want the 'thumbnail' thing to show some movement as you progress from one card to the next as you work on them, not to show an overview of what's been completed in each card. Is this all?
If it is, I don't have a script for you, but all you have to do is create a stack with one card and a graphic that increases in width by a pixel or two each time you go to a new (or next) card in the stack you're working on, and show it in a small (thumbnail) palette window. I just suggested that becuase the palette style window has a small header, and it should float over the stack you're working on. However, I thought you wanted a smaller window with a scrollbar to go through the cards in your stack for reference purposes, while you stay on the card you're actually working on. This seems like it has more value than a simple progress bar. If this is what you want, take a look at the RevExample in the Development menu for ideas. What I thought about doing was a bit more ambitious. I was considering making a thumbnail palette stack that automatically copies each card you make when you move to the next card, resizing it with the geometry manager on the fly. This way, you could navigate a miniature for reference of what you've done so far, while staying on the same card in the original. Should be doable. Best regards, Ken N. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
