Dear Jeffery,

I tried following your suggestion but the problem is still there:
* Unicon bin/ was in the path
* Unicon uni/lib directory = C:\Program Files\Unicon\uni\lib
  Unicon bin/ directory    = C:\Program Files\Unicon\bin
* I made the new two files "uniclass.dir" and "uniclass.pag" as below

  C:\Program Files\Unicon\uni\lib>unicon -c gui

some information :
os = windows xp
Unicon version = Unicon version 11.0 (beta). February 10, 2004

And I installed Unicon just as the install programm.
What is problem?

Lu

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Clint Jeffery" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 3:32 AM
Subject: Re: [Unicon-group] about Ivib


> Dear Lu Song,
>
> If you can't read spec for class _Dialog, one of several things may be
wrong:
>
> * the Unicon bin/ directory was not added to the path, or
> * the Unicon uni/lib directory is not located at ../uni/lib relative
>   to the bin/ directory, or
> * the uni/lib directory's uniclass.dir and uniclass.pag files are missing
or
>   corrupted for some reason, such as being built on a different OS, or
compiler
>
> If the directory structure is OK, the uniclass.dir/uniclass.pag can be
> reconstructed by removing them (if they are present) and recompiling the
> GUI classes (running "unicon -c gui" in the uni/lib directory).
>
> Clint
>



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