Well the beauty of it is that you don't have to name each card for the tab.
1. make a tab button for your stack
2. put in the background (so it appears on every card)
3. put a line in the buttons contents for each card--you don't need to name the
card to match the tab!
ex. (these are the lines in the buttons contents)
Welcome -> line 1, so selecting this will go to cd 1
How to use
History
Preferences -> line 4, so will go to cd 4
Then you just have to make sure that your cards are in order.
The (only?) advantage of this code over something like:
on menuPick tWhich
go to card tWhich
end menuPick
is that the card doesn't need the same name as the tab. It's a small advantage,
I know, but it seems simple to me and I will be using it.
one small problem is similar text:
line 1: Women
line 2: Men --> because 'men' is part of 'women', the lineoffset will return
'1'. There must be some simple fix for this.
Tom McCarthy
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Sigismund I (obit 1437)
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--- On Tue 05/31, Judy Perry < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
From: Judy Perry [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [email protected]
Date: Mon, 30 May 2005 23:18:02 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: Very simple tab button script
Hi Tom,<br><br>Just to get this right, you are saying that this works for a
stack in<br>which each card is assigned a tab, correct?
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