On Jul 14, 2005, at 11:24 AM, Ban Nguyen wrote:
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It sounds like what you want is to smoothly transition from one stack
to another with no breaks, flashes, or jumps. The best way I have
found to do this is to use the go stack in window form, like this:
go stack <name of substack> in window <name of current stack>
This will simply replace the contents of the window with the new
stack without having to visually close the old stack window and
create and open a new window.
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I did what you said but the window stop and could move the mouse
What Do you mean <name of current stack> ? is it the mainstack?
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What I mean there is to insert the name of the stack you are
currently in, for example, the stack you are working in is called
"myStack" then use:
go stack "myOtherStack in window "myStack"
You could also make it more generic by using:
go stack "myOtherStack" in window the short name of this stack
HTH
Devin Asay
Humanities Technology and Research Support Center
Brigham Young University
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