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How, exactly do you implement Load? I need to get a stack file from the server
on to the local machine. I seem to be able to load it into memory, but can't
actually see the stack or save it to disk.
I've done both methods for storing data; both times for "books" with a lot of
text, pictures, an
I do this kind of auto-loading with almost all my apps, but to date I have
never written changes to the stack itself. I always save data in files
external to the stack and have that data pulled in at preopenstack. So I never
have to do a stack to stack transfer of data or stack renaming. Not
Hi,
I'm making a stack updater that downloads a LC stack to the user's hard drive
and replaces a stack there.
I plan to:
1. Have the user download a small updater stack and run it
2. The updater gets essential data from the user's old stack and writes
it to a file
3. The
