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When you have finished designing a particular class, you should save your work. If you save your work as a class, all its subclasses are also affected by your changes. If you save your work as a subclass, a new subclass is created for the class you have been editing.
NOTE: The first time that you save a class in the Windows Designer, it may take quite a while. The reason is that numerous records have to be inserted into the ESI tables.
To save your design efforts as a class:
| 1. | Make sure that the class you want to save is in the active design view. |
| 2. | From the menu bar, choose File, Save, or press Ctrl+A. |
To save your design efforts as a subclass:
| 1. | Make sure that the class you want to save is in the active design view. |
| 2. | From the menu bar, choose File, Save As. |
| 3. | The Save As dialog appears. |
| 4. | In the Name field, type a name for the (new) subclass. |
| NOTE: The names of classes must be unique throughout the Windows Designer catalog. You cannot even have a window and a dialog with the same name. |
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