There's another bug or two (BZ 2138 and another one I can't see
right now) that might be what you're seeing. These happen when you
run a stack on WinXP by double-clicking on the stack icon. I
created BZ 2138 for this problem with the Dreamcard Player - and
since I wasn't sure if it was intended to allow this or not, I had
to mark that as an enhancement. I'm sure I've seen another BZ entry
for the same, or very similar, problem with the full product - but
can't immediately find it.
I now never run stacks by double clicking them because of this
problem - I either run them in the IDE, or build standalones.
But it wasn't clear whether you are double-clicking to run it or
not, so this may not be the answer you need.
--
Alex Tweedly http://www.tweedly.net
I'm running by double-clicking -- because all I've got is DreamCard,
so I can't build standalones. And I suspect my users (they'll
download the Win or Mac player, I hope from my site where they get
the stack) will do it the same way. There's no evident other way to
tell the Player to load the stack; I may have missed it -- but if so,
users may well too. (I'll have to give them instructions anyway, of
course.)
So -- it's a bug, already known. Is there also a known workaround?
The app is hardly useable as it is.
Charles
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