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If you jump thru this particular hoop, the benefit is that your real app
is "merely" a document, *not* an executable file -- and that means you *can*
save any & all changes that are made to your real app.
Hope this helps...
Just an additional note. If you save state in your application by saving the program stack each time the user quits be aware that this will not work on NT/2000/XP and OS X systems where the user does not have administrative privileges.
What Revolution probably needs are some functions for getting/setting preferences that would do the right thing on each platform (Registry on Windows, pList on Mac, etc.). You of course can roll your own that just stores preferences in a stack file that you save in a folder that all users can write to.
-- Trevor DeVore Blue Mango Multimedia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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