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How do I insure that my NSDocument subclass is not initialized before I open a document?

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How do I insure that my NSDocument subclass is not initialized before I open a document?

Subject: How do I insure that my NSDocument subclass is not initialized before I open a document?
From: Korei Klein <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 14:41:50 -0500

I have a subclass of NSDocument which is initialized whenever I open a new document and when my application is first started. How do I change the application such that my subclass is not initialized when I start the application? _______________________________________________

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