Dear Jeanne, Thank you for your suggestion!
On Tuesday, November 12, 2002, at 10:16 AM, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
I will definitely try this out!The simplest way of doing this is to save the data in a stack file. Stack1) How do I save more than one type of data (text and graphics) to a single file?
files can save all the objects (of course), and this way you don't need to
come up with a file format - just put the data into a stack, save the
stack, and there you are. You can use the create stack command to make a
stack (or use the clone command to copy a substack you keep inside your
application).
You can refer to objects in the stack to get your data and put it into
objects in your main user interface. (Or you can make the saved stack
itself part of your user interface.)
Two questions I posted in an earlier reply:
1) Is this stack cross-compatible? ie, will my Mac and Windows users be able to exchange files?
2) Is it possible to assign a specific file/document type to the created stack - and an associated icon?
Many thanks!
Kind Regards,
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Igor de Oliveira Couto
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