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Part 5 - Runtime Revolution Scripting When Runtime Revolution starts it presents the user with some windows that look like these: Picture of Runtime Revolution 2.2.1: [img=640x480]http://images.linuxquestions.org/articles/runrev.jpg[/img] Anyone who uses the GIMP for image manipulation will be familiar with this type of application layout. To start a new project, click on File New Stack. Enlarge the stack window to fit the Story Board layout. Right click in the window and select Stack Property Inspector to change the name of the stack to "SB" and it's title to Story Board. Picture of Stack Property Inspector:
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