Anyway -- the cause of crash -- There are 100 fields on the card and 20 of them are off the bottom edge. I choose select all, copy all, make a new card, go to that card and then everything freezes (there is no spinning beach ball and no indication that the program has not crashed). If you wait like 10 minutes the freeze goes away but then if you choose paste, nothing pastes. So I try copying just 10 of the fields, one of which is off the bottom edge. When I do this -- it takes a very long time to go to the next card and the paste works although the field that was off the edge of the card pastes into the middle of the card.
I wonder if there may be other factors at play giving rise to the crash. Copying objects is common enough that it would be odd (though not impossible) for the number of objects alone to be the factor. Also, the time reported for the smaller number of objects seems long, suggesting that it's possibly not a solution but simply evidencing the same issue only on a smaller scale.
Also, have you considered using the "copy <obj> to <obj>" form?
For example, you could write:
copy fld 1 to stack "Printing Stack"
...and it copies the object without involving the Clipboard. Not only does it preserve the user's Clipboard but it would likely take less overhead and may give you an error-free solution (fingers crossed).
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