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From: dlt@csun.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: HyperCard "Art Ideas" stack
Message-ID: <755@csun.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 17-Sep-87 10:32:29 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep 17 10:32:29 1987
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In article <933@jumbo.dec.com> brooks@jumbo.UUCP (Ken Brooks) writes:
>However, upon entry it always sets the userlevel to 1 (judging
>from what appears on the menu bar) and resists all efforts to change it.
>I type "set userlevel to 5" in the message window, and nothing changes.
>I even tried 'send "set userlevel to 5" to HyperCard' to try to
>circumvent the mysterious script.

I discovered last night (by reading Apples documentation that came with
Hypercard), having the same problem, that if you hold down the command
key whilst dragging through the file menu, the Protect Stack option is
there and enabled.  Provided that the stack is not password protected
you should then get the Protect Stack Dialog Box which will permit you
to change the userLevel.


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