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Re: Bundles as plugins - Got it
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Re: Bundles as plugins - Got it

  • Subject: Re: Bundles as plugins - Got it
  • From: David Newberry <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 2 Mar 2002 22:14:56 -0800
Hello again all,

I happily answer my own question now. :) After more fiddling and looking at SimpleMultiWindow, I realized that it wasn't working because my Nib file wasn't proper. What I needed to do was remove the instance of my MyWindowController and change the File's Owner to a MyWindowController. Once I did that, initWithWindowNibName worked, and the window was correctly displayed.

Thanks for everyone who's contributed. :)

Peace,
-David
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