Unlike HC, Rev doesn't use the background concept. So, to do what you
want:
1. Create a New Mainstack
2. Drag a scrollable (or non-scrollable) field from the Tools palette
onto the stack. It only has one card at this time.
3. Select that field
4. Click on the Group Button in the Tool Bar
5. If you don't see the Object Inspector for that field double click
on the field using the Edit Pointer Tool
6. Set the check-box for "Behave like a Background" - at the bottom
of the Object Inspector Window.
You now have a field that will appear on all of the new cards that you
create. If you want it to share text, you'll have to set that property
as well; otherwise each card can have unique text.
HTH,
Joe Wilkins
On May 7, 2008, at 7:05 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
On May 7, 2008, at 8:50 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Maybe I'm kind of dense, but saying "page layout" just doesn't tell
me much. Sorry for being so insistent; maybe if I knew the
objective of your program it might. Perhaps you've mentioned that
earlier and I just missed picking up on it.
Can one of you give simple steps for making a background field that
is still there when you make a new card, and also suggest ways to
spread text across that background field, over many cards. For the
sake of argument, suppose that there is a few megabytes of text to
show, and that might be sluggish in a single scrolling field.
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