convert from main stack to substack?

[Springer, Paul]

Perfect. You just saved me a lot of time. 

Once you helped me see that the mainstack is a property, I just changed it
with the inspector (since this was a one time operation). I guess I could
have used the message box and the command you wrote. 

Thanks Klaus.
-Paul

-----Original Message-----
From: Klaus Major [mailto:klaus at major-k.de] 
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 10:05 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: convert from main stack to substack?

HI Paul,

> I have three applications that make up a demo (there are three because 
> they
> notionally run on different computers and communicate via sockets) and 
> I
> want to make a variation on this (so I can have a simple demo to take 
> on the
> road which will run on one machine, not require any TCP/IP, launch 
> with a
> single click, and generally be marketing-person friendly).
>
> My question is this - Is there a really simple way to "import" these 
> main
> stacks as substacks, or do I need to resort to the slightly less 
> simple way
> of cutting and pasting objects and scripts into new substacks? I 
> realize I
> will need to manually make the changes to eliminate the socket
> communication; I thought that there might be a way to avoid the 
> cutting and
> pasting though.

simply 3 times:

...
set the mainstack of stack "old main stack name here" to "name of new 
mainstack here"
...

should do the job...

Hope that helps...

> Thanks,
>
> Paul

Regards

Klaus Major
klaus at major-k.de
www.major-k.de

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