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Hi Andrew,
Your standalone will be able to access the stacks, but they won't be able to
make any changes to them that involves scripts, including setting scripts and
copying from or pasting objects to those stacks.
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So password protecting these stacks don't affect what happens when my
standalone opens one of them?
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Hi Andrew,
You can set the password of a stack from the message box. The syntax is:
set the password of this stack to "foo"
Replace foo with your password. To remove the password, do this:
set the passkey of this stack to "foo"
set the password of this stack to empty
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Hey all,
I have an application that uses several different stackfiles that are loaded
by a standalone launcher (sort of like stackrunner). I want to be able to
encrpyt the stackfiles so that the user can't just open up the stacks in a
text editor and see my code.
I can't find a lot of information
