-- card: 4252 from stack: in
-- bmap block id: 0
-- flags: 0000
-- background id: 2808
-- name: 


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     When the user copies the card button from the "About..." card and pastes it into another stack, the button script still knows exactly where it's original stack is, because it has the complete pathname.

     The button won't do anything unless the user has pasted it into another stack, since we don't want to copy the resources over themselves. After the user has pasted the button into another stack, he can click on it. This starts the magic.

     First, the button gets the name of the stack it's in. Now it knows two pathnames. It has the pathname of it's own stack, the one with the resources to be moved. It also has the pathname of the current stack, the one it needs to paste the resources into. Now that it knows both the source and the destination, it proceeds to copy.

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