Geoff,

This definitely shows me the 'best' use of a setProp. Thank you.
I would say for me the guidelines for best use of a setProp are:
1.) Where I have an object with my own properties that get set often.

2.) Where I might have more than one control over those properties from different scripts/objects.

3.) Where I wish to keep the attributes and settings of that object 'with' that object.

Because of this I have two projects where one is not a best use of the setProp but the other 'should' have been done with setProp or 'would' be more 'travel-able' with setProp.

NOTE: I did 'break' this stack and was not paying attention to 'how' I did it. It seems i end up with two groups and can't find background errors. When I get some time I will go back to a fresh stack and step through with an eye toward errors. I will get back to you on them.

Thank you very much for this,

Tom

On Apr 13, 2006, at 8:59 AM, Geoff Canyon wrote:

go stack url "http://www.inspiredlogic.com/windowshade/ windowshadecc.rev"

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