<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">Always a good idea to test 'the result' after a save command. One client complained his program didn't save after copying a stack from a CDROM (which, of course, had a read-only property). Another had a server problem which sometimes allowed a save, and then didn't. The doSave below forced him to accept it was his problem, not mine. Anyway, a simple generic handler in the stack script may help you...<BR>
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on doSave<BR>
save this stack<BR>
if the result<>"" then answer "Save error... You cannot write to CDROM. Please select a different folder, then try again" with "OK"<BR>
end doSave<BR>
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If you want more a accurate reason, check if the SysError is not 0.<BR>
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