stack, then delete any cards
that you do not wish to keep in the new stack.
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Subject: Re: Copy card question from
Jim,
Perhaps it would work to copy one card, make sure the menu and field
are grouped and the background behaviour is on and then clone the card
with a repeat loop, either in the message box or with a button which
could later be hidden or deleted, if this is a one-shot affair. The
button / ms
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Subject: Re: Copy card question from 1 stack file to another
>Hi everyone,
>
>This has to be simple, but it has me stumped.
>
>I am running rev 2.51 on WinXP
>
>I am copying 20 cards from one stack file to a separate stack in another
>file. Th
Hi Jim,
When you paste any object, Rev can't know it is the same as a
previous one you have pasted (even the ID is the same some properties
could have been changed in the meantime in the source object).
So it's a normal behaviour to see new objects created with new IDs
allocated.
To avoid t
Hi everyone,
This has to be simple, but it has me stumped.
I am running rev 2.51 on WinXP
I am copying 20 cards from one stack file to a separate stack in another
file. The cards have two objects I am interested in, an option menu button
and a scrolling field. Selecting the option menu switches
