Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
> I'll save this approach as a plan "B"; for now, I think, I'll
> just create a brand new, expandable Main Stack that I can use
> when the user needs to create new forms. I think I can probably
> do this by just creating a dummy empty stack and, then, when I
> need additional copies of a Form, instead of cloning that Form
> in the sub-stack, I'll copy it, go to the dummy stack and paste
> it. That may also make the sequencing of Forms easier. Your
> suggestion, though I'm sure it is great, appears to be a bit too
> complex for me at this time.
Whether you clone or copy, either is just a single line of code.
The long part of my post was a function to help with the thing either
method will still need: where to save the file in a place you know will
be user-writable.
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