Stop automatic actions in editing mode

[Douglas Gilliland]

Thanks Dan. Together with Jonathan's method (Option-click on the card
icon in the application browser - allows you to edit the script) I now
have two ways to stop and edit an opencard script.
I appreciate the help. 
Doug Gilliland
Sarasota, FL

On 8/17/05, Robert Brenstein <rjb at robelko.com> wrote:
> >Is it possible to stop an automatic action once you have placed the on
> >opencard script into the card.
> >I have a stack that has a curtain (card 1) open automatically to the
> >title (card 2). I used the card script on card 1:
> >
> >on opencard
> >visual effect barn door open slow
> >go next
> >end opencard
> >
> >I want to edit the first card but the opencard script prevents me from
> >doing so. I have looked through the documentation and manual but see
> >nothing on how to do this. It is probably very simple - but even the
> >simplest things are hard when you don't know the answer :>)
> >Thanks,
> >Doug Gilliland
> >Sarasota, Fl
> 
> type in the message box:
> 
> edit the script of cd 1
> 
> if by editing you mean editing objects on the card and you need to do
> it repeatedly, add escaping to your handler
> 
> on opencard
>    if the controlKey is down then exit opencard
>    visual effect barn door open slow
>    go next
> end opencard
> 
> Robert
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