Hi Graham,

I use VirtualBox. Changing the windows also changes the value returned by LC's 
screenrect function. I would expect it to change in Parallels too. 
Interestingly, the machine function returns Unknown in Mac OS X but x86 in 
Windows, while both are running on a MacBook :-)

It is not very useful to set the location of a stack to a distant point, 
because a user might decide to set the location of a secondary or tertiary 
monitor to that point. If you want to hide a stack, use the hide command. If 
you need the stack to be visible for some reason, then make it look like visual 
feedback that's meant to be.

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On 19 apr 2011, at 20:33, Graham Samuel wrote:

> I no longer have a PC but I'm trying to test an app intended for PC use. I'm 
> using Parallels 6 to emulate an XP machine on my Mac. Mostly this works, but 
> the LiveCode functions that retrieve the machine, processor, OS type and 
> (most importantly) the screenrect(s) just give you the Mac equivalents.
> 
> I hardly expect Parallels to change things for me, but does anyone know how 
> LC gets this kind of data and whether there is any workaround for people in 
> my position?
> 
> TIA
> 
> Graham
> 
> PS I think I found one more anomaly - I have a stack that I don't want the 
> user to see. I put it at 10000,10000 - this works fine on the Mac, but on the 
> "PC", its loc seems to change back to the screenloc. The only solution I 
> could find was to hide the stack. Anyone else seen this?
> 
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