FN_CREBNDO()
 Create Bindery Object
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 Syntax
 
      FN_creBndO(cObjectName, nObjectType, lDynamic, nWrite, nRead)
          => lCreated
 
 Arguments

     <cObjectName> is the name of the Bindery Object that you are
           trying to create.   Max Length = 47

     <nObjectType> is the Bindery Object Type.  Manifest constants
           describing the defined types are included in the
           NETTO.CH header file.

     <lDynamic> if the new object will be dynamic or static. Set it
        to true for dynamic and false for static.  Dynamic
        objects get deleted when the file server is initialized.

     <nWrite> is the object write security as an integer.
              The integer indicates who can change the
              bindery object.

     <nRead> is the object read security as an integer.
          The integer indicates who can read and scan
             for properties of the bindery object.

         +---------------------------------+
         | Read and Write Security Levels  |
         |---------------------------------|
         | 0| Anyone                       |
         |--+------------------------------|
         | 1| Logged                       |
         |--+------------------------------|
         | 2| Object                       |
         |--+------------------------------|
         | 3| Supervisor                   |
         |--+------------------------------|
         | 4| Netware Operating System     |
         +---------------------------------+


 Returns

     <lCreated> logical if object was created or not.

 Description

     This function creates a bindery object.

 Examples

     // this will add the object FRANK
     lCreated := FN_creBndO("FRANK", OT_USER, .T., 1, 1 )


 Source: N:\SRC\BINDERY\CRTOBJ.PRG

 Author: Kevin Maher/Steve Tyrakowski