> Aside from avoiding asking the more obvious question of why you want to do it > this way, ..
I just remember why I didn't like to use sticky windows for that. I just don't want to accidentally unstick any of those windows I randomly use to have floating around. Earlier I switched to use BOOKMARKED_WINDOW, but since I like to mark multiple windows in cthe same way one can do with toogle the sticky-ness, I asked in an earlier post how to do that. Jaimos Skriletz pointed me to use states - so now I hope to go that way full out. > ...there's.no code change required. The above is wrong -- don't > quote > '(State 31)' as this will throw the parser out. Try: > > All (State $[infostore.transi]) MoveToPage -1p -0p > > -- Thomas Adam > I can't get it to work that way. But as I now got infostore to work in the piperead, I feel I can live with that I need to use quotes until I find out why it not work as you described. -- /Peter Holm
