Re: Setting a property on a different card

2005-03-16 Thread Dan Shafer
The "start using" command doesn't actually open the stack, I think. Try "open invisible" the stack in addition to the "start using" and I suspect it'll work fine. Dan On Mar 16, 2005, at 8:56 AM, Len Morgan wrote: I'm having one additional problem with this little app when I start it up: As I

Re: Setting a property on a different card

2005-03-16 Thread Dan Shafer
Len What is empPhoto? A graphic object? is the fileName a custom property of that object? Then your syntax probably needs to be: set the fileName of graphic "empPhoto" of card 1 of stack "ID Card" to Your code is trying to set a custom property (set the fileName of) on a variable (empP

Re: Setting a property on a different card

2005-03-16 Thread Klaus Major
Hi Len, I have a little app that uses a setup stack (the main-stack) and an "ID Card" stack where I have a single card with the layout of an employee badge. If I load an image by hand, it works fine. I am now trying to to print a batch of these badges on one sheet. I can change the contents

Re: Setting a property on a different card

2005-03-16 Thread Scott Rossi
Recently, Len Morgan wrote: > I have a little app that uses a setup stack (the main-stack) and an "ID > Card" stack where I have a single card with the layout of an employee > badge. If I load an image by hand, it works fine. I am now trying to > to print a batch of these badges on one sheet.

Setting a property on a different card

2005-03-16 Thread Len Morgan
I have a little app that uses a setup stack (the main-stack) and an "ID Card" stack where I have a single card with the layout of an employee badge. If I load an image by hand, it works fine. I am now trying to to print a batch of these badges on one sheet. I can change the contents of the