Paul,
>What am I missing? Quick Start did not copy the classes I created and added to the Generic Project. Here is what I did:
Rex is right (sounds like a bumper sticker < s >)...ANYWAY, my apologies if I missed the fact that you are placing the libraries you added to the Generic project in a directory other than Generic\Libs. You can do one of two things...either move these libraries into the Generic\Libs folder, or add code to Quick Start that copies your directory. If you want to do the latter, add a CopyDir() command to Quick Start's "QStartMA.prg" program. Look for the following command:
llResult = CopyDir(lcGenericDir, gcDestinationDir)
After this command, add your own CopyDir() command that copies from/to your desired directories.
Note: To edit the QuickStart project, do the following:
1. CD to the ProjMgr6 directory
2. Run "Do StartMM"...this sets your paths properly
3. Open the Generic project
4. Make your changes
5. Compile a new QStart.app
6. Copy QStart.app from the QStart directory to the Common30\Utils directory.
Regards,
Kevin McNeish
Eight-Time .NET MVP
VFP and iOS Author, Speaker & Trainer
Oak Leaf Enterprises, Inc.
Chief Architect, MM Framework
http://www.oakleafsd.com