Steve,
I would save it to a text or binary file upon quitting. Then either automatically open it during startup (ie cfg file)...or provide the user with a "open file" scheme in your app. You can tamper-proof (to a good degree) by building an encode/decode function with a checksum. All fairly easy to accomplish.
You can also generate many checksums...each one for a different section of your file...this will drive hackers nuts. :-)
Best Regards,
Tim Ponn
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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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