On 2008 Sep 17, at 15:55, Sue wrote:
Thanks for your reply, Tom, but this doesn't work. If I include
Exit Script as the first step in my go to main menu script, the
computer does just that--exits the script that is supposed to take
the person to the main menu--NOT the script that was midway to
completion. So, essentially, that step disables the Return to Main
Menu button. If I put the Exit Script step at the end of the
script, it also does nothing.
Am I not understanding what you are suggesting? If so, sorry for
being dense and please try to explain what you mean a different way.
Sue, it's not clear (at least to me) what you WANT to have happen.
Let's say you're running the script "Geniuslike Process". It contains
multiple steps including, presumably, some kind of pause in the
action to permit the user to take some kind of action. One such kind
of action is to click on a button that activates the "Go to Main
Menu" script.
What do you want to occur at that point with "Geniuslike Process"? Do
you want it to continue running, only now from the vantage point of
the main-menu screen?
Or do you want it to quit (in which case the "Halt Script" command
will cause ALL your scripts to terminate)?
Or is there some kind of condition where you might want it to quit in
some cases but not in others?
