Normally one can save a stack using the "save" command. But standalones generated with RunRev can't save themselves. That means that every stack within the application is unable to save itself. So one has to save a stack that is not part of the Application. Many developer use a so called "Splash screen" approach. The application itself is only a splash screen, which then loads all the other stacks from a predefined location. For example like this:
on startup hide me go stack "Interface.rev" end startup
for this to work the stack "Interface.rev" just has to be in the same directory as the application. As "Interface.rev" is not part of the application file, it can be saved without problem. As long as it is not on a CD or a write protected location as the application folder of Win XP, but that is another problem.
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