How to make print card work in Linux: solved

[Richmond Mathewson]

  On 15/04/2010 19:14, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> Peter Alcibiades wrote:
>
>> Instead what you do is start from whatever startup stack you are 
>> using to launch, or start up the compiled app.  Then do the print.  
>> Make a note of the settings. Then close the stack, open it in the 
>> IDE, modify the settings, recompile if need be, close down Rev, start 
>> up from the startup stack or the compiled app, print again, make a 
>> note of the settings.
>
> Can't you just use "Suspend development tools" in the Development 
> menu? That's supposed to do the same thing. It removes the IDE.
>
I love "Suspend development tools"; without it I would have got exactly 
nowhere with my Devawriter - everytime I did a mouseOver
on an image/button with a wonky script the whole stack would lock up; 
so, shut the thing down and then sort it out.

Being a slow learner it took me 2 years to find that; never looked back 
since!