Thanks Jacque, Mark, and Phil.
This tells me where to look.
Best,
Dave B.
David Brooks wrote:
The converted stack (HC --> RR) DOES have the icons. When those
buttons are copied to a stack created in RR, they appear. Once
that original stack is removed from memory, the icons are no l
Hi Jacque,
You appear to be right. The HCAddressing doesn't affect the ID's, only
whether "card" or "background" is included in object references. So,
the problem really must be that the images are only in the original
stack and copying them should be sufficient.
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Best regards,
Mark Sc
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Yes, there is a problem with ID numbers. Probably, the buttons are using
the altID of the images. The images are in the original stack. The
hcAddressing of the new stack is false, which means that the normal ID
instead of the altID is used and thus the icons don't appea
David Brooks wrote:
The converted stack (HC --> RR) DOES have the icons. When those buttons
are copied to a stack created in RR, they appear. Once that original
stack is removed from memory, the icons are no longer available. Is
there an easy way to access these icons? I did get a png file
Hi Phil and Dave,
Yes, there is a problem with ID numbers. Probably, the buttons are
using the altID of the images. The images are in the original stack.
The hcAddressing of the new stack is false, which means that the
normal ID instead of the altID is used and thus the icons don't appear
Hi Dave,
Here's my best guess:
When you copy the icons to the new stack, RR gives them new IDs
unrelated to the original IDs they have in the converted stack. The
buttons are still looking for the old icon IDs which are now gone from
memory (after closing old stack), so no icons are displayed.
I foolishly was so excited by the RunRev conference in Las Vegas that
I agreed to teach a course in RunRev.
Now that the rubber is 5 weeks away from hitting the road, I'm
learning about "issues."
A HyperCard demonstration came from a stack called StackStarter by
Robertson Smith. The user
