Yes, there are also other rev props which can be 'cleaned' from a stack with
no side-effects. In fact, my altClean plugin regularly saves 50% or more of
stacks when I save them.
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Chipp Walters wrote:
Yes, there are also other rev props which can be 'cleaned' from a stack with
no side-effects.
The RevTable settings aren't stored in that property set?
Are there any cRev* property sets which CAN'T be safely deleted?
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
Chipp,
One of the options on AltCleanStack is
clear cREVGeometry
What is this?
Thanks,
Paul Looney
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Hi Paul,
If you use the Geometry Manager to manage resizing of stacks, then you don't
want to delete the cREVGeometry prop set. It is only set if/when you are
using Geometry Manager. Sometimes, you may have tried GM and decided not to
use it, but the GM prop sets are still there. In those cases
Chipp Walters wrote:
All that said, I imagine your client was using it in a fairly unconventional
way to see those kinds of file savings.
Nothing more unconventional that displaying a list of records from a
database.
In plain tab-delimited form, the list itself is much smaller than the
Xavier
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Chipp Walters wrote:
All that said, I imagine your client was using
