by Neosoft Support » Fri Jun 27, 2014 10:04 am
What do you mean by "specially compiled"? Is it a custom version? If so, maybe you only received the .nbp file and not the matching .nbr file? You could try moving the .nbr file to a different folder before compiling your pub. This will force NeoBook to compile the .nbp instead of the .nbr file, which is what happens in test mode.
NeoBook supports separate design-time and run-time plug-ins. This allows developers to create two versions of their plug-ins - one containing code required for design-time, such as interface wizards, and one containing only the run-time code. In theory, the run-time version should be reduced in size, resulting in smaller compiled publications. The run-time plug-ins use the file extension “.nbr”. Design-time plug-ins use the normal .npb extension. Both files are installed into the same NeoBook\Plug-Ins folder. The use of run-time plug-ins is optional. For compatibility with older versions of NeoBook, design-time plug-ins (.nbp) should always include both design-time and run-time code.
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