Paul,
Hi, I've read all of the responses so far to your concept. Some are
pretty good and you should consider them. That said, if this is for
OSX only then why not just make the stack sized to the screenRect and
then set the window type to systemWindow. That way the window while
open will always 'float above everything' and not allow the user to
even get to any other application.
You may have to monitor active windows and if changed set the center
of this stack to the active window if people are using "Spaces" or
multiple monitors.
This will not work on windows since Revolution does not treat the
systemWindow the same on Windows. On Windows you can minimize the
stack of a systemWindow to the start bar which would then allow the
user to access an internet application. On OSX there is no minimize
with a systemWindow.
HTHs
Tom McGrath
On Oct 4, 2008, at 4:48 PM, Paul Gabel wrote:
Hi everybody:
My stack structure is a mainstack splash screen and three substacks.
Within a Rev standalone, is there any way to be notified if the user
opens a web browser or attempts to write an email with a non-Rev
application? Is there any way to prevent it?
"on resumeStack" is not helpful in my case, as, if placed in the
mainstack (which is hidden by now), it is not triggered when I come
back from a web browser. I can't place "on resumeStack" in a
substack, because I am constantly going back and forth between them,
and, even in a standalone, it is triggered.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions (or even being told to
forget the whole idea).
Paul Gabel
Mac OS X 10.5.5
Rev 3.0
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