You can save information in a standalone to a substack of the
standalone, just not to the mainstack. For example, you could make
make your opening splash screen your main stack, and have any number
of substacks affiliated with that main stack. This is how you save
information without writing it to the mainstack, which can't be done,
you're right.
HTH,
Mark
On Mar 19, 2005, at 4:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please excuse a beginner's question: I am working with Revolution on
a
Macintosh and would like to create an application that can be used on
Windows, one
in which the user puts some information into a field. I would like
enable
the user to save that information when the program closes. Is this
possible
in Revolution? I get the impression that the only way to save
information is
to use a stack that has not been not converted to a standalone
application.
But if it is not converted to standalone, how can I get the program
over to
Windows? And how can I avoid tampering with the program structure by a
user who
is using the stack on the Macintosh? Thanks very much.
Steve Goldberg
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