on mouseDown
put the clickChunk into whatWasClicked
put the value of whatWasClicked into theWord
if there is an image theWord then
set the lockScreen to true
put the loc of image theWord into myLoc
-- for brevity later in this script
copy image theWord to this stack
put word 3 of it into myNewImageID
-- that should be the ID# of the newly created image
set the loc of image ID myNewImageID to myLoc
show image ID myNewImageID
set the lockScreen to false
wait 1.25 seconds -- or do whatever
delete image ID myNewImageID
select empty
end if
end mouseDownIt all works just fine until I encrypt it with a password at Distribution. I suspect that the name of the image is scrambled somehow as the image I'm copying never appears and the "wait 1.25 seconds" is not occurring. If I open that stack with the IDE, the problem persists. However, if I provide the password when I open a script in that stack, everything begins working until I close (& remove from memory) the stack. I do not have to change anything in the stack for it to begin working; just providing the password makes it work fine.
My images are named "mail" or "letter" or "post office", etc.. All paths to the jpegs are properly referenced (myresources/mail.jpeg). I've used this technique (referring to a referenced image by its object name) before and within encrypted stacks.
I don't understand what I may have changed to bring on this behavior. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanks, Barry
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