Inheriting windows from a shared library

Hi,
Does anyone know whether in rel 2D of Forte' there is a run time bug when
you instantiate a window class which inherits from a window class that has
been put into a shared library ?
When we try to do this we always get the error:
USER ERROR: Attempt to build a run-time class failed. The project
'MySharedLibrary' does not have a class with id 0xbd.
Class: qqsp_UsageException with ReasonCode: SP_ER_PARAMETERERROR
Detected at: qqc4_Scope::CompileClass at 1
Thanks,
Paolo
Paolo Sidoli
DS Data Systems
Parma, Italy
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Alfredo Jahn wrote:
I thought shared libraries were only read-only. She insists she is doing it. I could not see it, so I could not say for sure. I tried it, but using a shared library on another mac on my home network, and I could not drag any song from the shared library to my Music folder (the top item in the left panel of iTunes).
Anyone have any thought on this?
There are two kinds of sharing in iTunes.
The one that has been there forever is "regular sharing," which allows you to look at and listen to the libraries of other iTunes users on the same network. This is the "read only" one you describe.
iTunes Home Sharing is new in the last 1 or 2 releases. Home Sharing allows you to copy files across, and is possibly what your friend is using. Unlike regular sharing, Home Sharing only works on computers that are authorized to the same account. More information is here: iTunes: Understanding Home Sharing.

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