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Ole,

I got it! The reason why the new plugin was not exposing its function was that there is some relation between the function name and the event id which we declare in .r file.(Which is proper in SDK Scripting plugin)
Follwing is the final code snippet of .r file:

		"Adobe InDesign SDK Suite", "Events and Classes specific to Adobe SDK CustomPrefsScript Plug-in", 'IdSd', 1, 1,
			{	/* array Events: 1 elements */

			"flip customPrefState", "Calls fn from Application object.", 'IdSd', 'fcps', noReply, "",
					replyRequired, singleItem, notEnumerated, notTightBindingFunction, Reserved8, verbEvent, Reserved3,
					'obj ', "the object to be acted on", directParamRequired, singleItem, notEnumerated, doesntChangeState, Reserved12,
				{	/* array OtherParams: 0 elements */
				}

Now, I want to pass a string as a parameter to that function. I am not getting any help about it anywhere(Literally).
Will you be able to help me about further changes required in .r file to achieve that?

Thanks,

Manjit.