When is a stack "dirty"?

[Ralph DiMola]

>Peter Haworth Wrote:
>I can't think of any other program I use where it's my responsibility to
ensure I save any changes I make.

I agree. The other day I changed a custom property and exited out of LC and
it did not ask to save as I expected. So I restarted LC made the change
again then saved manually and closed LC. Took me by surprise. Any change at
all to the stack or any sub stacks should set the IDE dirty flag.

Ralph DiMola
IT Director
Evergreen Information Services
rdimola at evergreeninfo.net