Select the Examine & Fix Problems procedure step at the bottom of the window. From this window you can browse any errors that the packager has found.

Packaging problems are listed in the order they were encountered. You can change the order using the Sort menu.

Common problems are prerequisite errors or references to methods that do not exist in the packaged image. Use this browser to determine whether the problems represent serious errors (for example, a class that was omitted), or whether they represent warnings that can be safely ignored (for example, a symbol that the packager assumes is the selector of an unimplemented method, but is actually only used to represent state). All serious errors must be corrected before your packaged image will function successfully.

Fix any problems. Select each problem and examine the solutions provided for you using the problems menu. You can choose to apply a solution or ignore the problem, if it is not crucial for the application image to be packaged correctly. Make sure your project’s ENVY Application(s) follow the packaging guidelines (see “Packaging guidelines” in Smalltalk User Guide for more information). Define any additional methods required to make your application more "packager friendly" (see “Making applications packager friendly” in Smalltalk User Guide). When the problems have been fixed, return to the Reduce procedure step and select the Reduce Again button.

Once the problems have been fixed, you should save the packaging instructions.

Choose Image Contents from the Browse menu to display the Applications, classes, and methods that have been included in the packaged image. You can modify the included objects from the image content browser.

Selecting an Application, class, or method displays the reason an Aapplication, class, or method is included, ignored or rejected.

See Smalltalk User Guide for more information.