Simple Way to Duplicate a Stack?

[Steve Axell]

Tom,

Thanks for the ideas.  I do need to change of few other minor things but 
probably can changes those on a needed basis also.  I will look into that.

Steve




> Steven,
>
> Why not just change the background color when needed?
>
> Other wise you can use:
>
> clone stack "My Stack"
> set the backgroundColor of graphic "My Background" of stack "Copy of  My 
> Stack" to 128,128,128,128
>
> -- or you can rename the newly created stack to something you want and 
> change the BKG color after that
>
>
> From the Docs:
> clone
> Use the clone command to create a copy of an existing object.
> ...
> If the object is a stack, the newly created stack is opened. It is  named 
> "Copy of" and the stack's name.
> ...
>
>
> Tom McGrath
> On May 23, 2008, at 8:55 AM, Steven Axtell wrote:
>
>> Is there a way to duplicate a stack in a similar manner as  duplicating a 
>> file in the MacOS or Windows systems?  I have a stack  with many cards in 
>> it.  I want a second stack to contain all of the  same information as the 
>> first stack but have a different background  color.  Just looking for the 
>> simplest way to get from point A to  point B.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Steve
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