Just for the record, this displays beeootifully on my Mac Mini.
The standalone works fine (not too heavy).
Add a button and an image called ""Browser Rect" ** to your stack first:
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CARD SCRIPT:
local sBrowserId = ""
# Opens the browser and sets initial url and position.
command browserInit
local tBrowserId
put revBrowserOpen(the windowId of this stack,
"http://www.google.com";) into \ tBrowserId
--browserEnsure tBrowserId --TEMP REMOVED
put tBrowserId into sBrowserId
--revBrowserset sBrowserId, "rect", the rect of graphic "Browser Rect"
of me
revBrowserset sBrowserId, "rect", the rect of image "Browser Rect" of
me --**
revBrowserset sBrowserId, "scrollbars", true
end browserInit
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BUTTON:
on mouseUp
call browserInit of this card
end mouseUp
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You might not believe it, but the word "graphic" had me foxed for a while.
Bob
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