Problem! Inaccessible substack
Glen Bojsza
gbojsza at gmail.com
Fri Feb 4 18:20:33 EST 2005
Have you tried Tools --> Application Browser
This will let you acces the sub stack, rename it etc...
Hope this helps
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 14:48:06 -0800, Jerry Balzano
<gjbalzano at popmail.ucsd.edu> wrote:
> I sure hope I can get some assistance with this one because there's a
> lot of work sitting in a substack I can't get to.
>
> Somehow - probably due to all my messing around with control and
> commandkeys — the substack in question got renamed "33". When I now
> try to open it, I get a "no such card" error.
>
> I have tried everything I can think of here. When I say 'answer the
> substacks of this stack' I get "33". When I say 'put the substacks of
> this stack into field "substacks" ' I get "33" placed into the field
> called "substacks". Not only can I not 'go to stack (field
> "substacks")', I can't even do a delayed-evaluation 'do "go to stack"
> && quote & field "substacks" & quote' (or 'do "go to stack" && quote &
> the substacks of this stack & quote'. Leaving out the 'quote's also
> fails. Everything I do gets me "no such card" as a response. I am at
> my wits' end. Please help!
>
> - Jerry Balzano
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