> As I said before in other questions to the group I've apparently suffered > some sort of corruption. These three windows all open to the full screen every > time. It doesn't matter that I resize and save them. They still open full screen > size the next time. Someone told me how to fix the preference panel and that > worked. I was just hoping I could fix the other three panels in a similar > fashion. If these windows are in a stack I could address the problems with an > openCard or openStack handler.
I suspect the reason you aren't getting many answers is because no one else has seen this. I know I never have. You may have already tried it, but here is what I would do: Throw away your entire Rev installation. Reinstall from a newly-downloaded copy off the web site. Do not install any extra plugins; leave the installation in its virgin state. Create a new stack with a single button. Select the button and open the inspector and check its size. In the button, add this script: on mouseup bloogle end mouseup When you click the button it will generate an error. See if the error dialog is the correct size. If these windows are normal size (and if they aren't, I haven't a clue why not,) then the resizing problem is probably related to a specific stack you are working on, or a script in a stack in use (i.e., a plugin) or a backscript. I can't imagine any other reason for this bizarre behavior. Something is resetting the default window sizes. Corruption is highly unlikely (and very rare in Revolution) and of the handful of corrupted stacks I've seen, they always crash or refuse to open. Occasionally a bad image import will cause a problem, but that also usually crashes. Well, I downloaded a fresh Rev copy then foolishly opened one of my existing stacks and my problems persisted. I don't have any plugins, substacks, frontScripts or backScripts. The oversize windows are a problem on all my stacks. I appreciate Ken Ray's input. I have a preOpenStack handler for all my stacks and it resizes each stack. I changed it to a openstack handler. Then I remembered I used a "Start Using stack handler" it was causing the same problem as Ken had suggested with substacks. When I eliminated the conflict in the openstack of the "using" stack my problems vanished! Hurray! I knew there had to be an answer. I really appreciate the help. This newbie needs a lot of hand holding. Joe Orlando, Florida _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
