Hi,

and thanks so far. Obviusly, event inheritance does not work the way I 
described. What I really wanted to know was that "[Event] metadata 
should be inherited by the subclasses", not needing to do anything 
else to use an inherited event in a subclass. So now 'it's time for 
something completely different', meaning, the event inheritance must 
be done another way. Thanks for the information!
 
Satu







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