Oct 18, 2011 - 8 min - Uploaded by bprasetioAnother way to install / clone Delphi components from one computer to other computer faster.

There are many free source Delphi components arround the Internet you can install freely and use in your applications. If you need to install a third-party Delphi component, and you only have the.PAS source file(s), follow this step-by-step tutorial and learn how to add the component into an existing package. Note 1: this tutorial covers installing components in Delphi for Win32 (Delphi 7). You'll learn how to install the component.

First, start Delphi. A new project is created by default.

Close it by pointing to File - Close All. With the 'Install Component' dialog active, select the file with the component's source (?PAS). Use the Browse button to select the unit, or enter the name of the unit you want to install in the 'Unit File Name' edit box. Note 1: If the unit's folder is in the Search Path, a full path name is not required. If the folder containing the unit file is not in the Search Path, it will be added to the end. Last Episode Of Dharam Veer Serial there. Note 2: The 'Search Path' edit box displays the path used by Delphi to search for files. Leave this as it is.

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I have in my computer D4 C/S + update 3 and D5 enterprise + update 1 (+ 3rd party components). I had installed Indy 9.02B to D5 (does it even exist for D4?). And all worked fine. Now I installed D6 enterprise + update 1 and I wanted to install Indy to it as well. I tried to remove the Indy installation by Control panel Add/remove programs. It was not removed until I chose Component Install packages Remove and restarted the machine, but this invalidated D5, i.e. Only an empty form was displayed, and that's it.

So I had to remove but D6 and D5 and reinstall them again. The second time Indy was removed properly - keeping D5 usable - and I dubbelclicked the extracted IndyNet9_00_03.EXE installer. Indy got installed in D4 and D5 but not in D6.

Q: What's the proper installation sequence for Indy 9.0.3-B? How can I get to work in all three Ds?

A step by step guide would be nice, in other words an Indy installation for dummies. Juha Mets?kallas ---- Juha.Metsakal.@Tietotoimi.fi. Quote >I have in my computer D4 C/S + update 3 and D5 enterprise + update 1 (+ >3rd party components). I had installed Indy 9.02B to D5 (does it even >exist for D4?). And all worked fine. Now I installed D6 enterprise + >update 1 and I wanted to install Indy to it as well. I tried to remove >the Indy installation by Control panel Add/remove programs.

It was not >removed until I chose Component Install packages Remove and restarted >the machine, but this invalidated D5, i.e. Only an empty form was >displayed, and that's it. So I had to remove but D6 and D5 and reinstall >them again. The second time Indy was removed properly - keeping D5 >usable - and I dubbelclicked the extracted IndyNet9_00_03.EXE installer.

>Indy got installed in D4 and D5 but not in D6. >Q: What's the proper installation sequence for Indy 9.0.3-B? How can I >get to work in all three Ds?

A step by step guide would be nice, in >other words an Indy installation for dummies. >Juha Mets?kallas >---- >Driver Ati Mobility Radeon 9100 Igp. Juha.Metsakal.@Tietotoimi.fi. Quote.open the DPK related to your delphi version and install it from the source Projects Bpl dclIndy60.bpl. The specified procedure could not be found.' While the package Indy60.dpk gives errors: 'Package Projects Bpl Indy60.bpl can't be installed because it is not a design time package.' If I run Indy source Fulld6.bat, Indy sources are compiled but it gives you warnings: ' [Warning] Unit 'IdCustomHTTPServer' implicitly imported into package 'Indy60' [Warning] Unit 'IdMultipartFormData' implicitly imported into package 'Indy60' ' After this I have a dir Indy D6 but still no components in the component bar.

I have checked in Project Options Description both designtime and runtime usage and put in Project Options Directories/Conditionals Indy D6 in all paths. What else I need to do to get the components installed? What I need is step by step instructions. Iso Audit Checklist For Training Department Organization. A appeal to Indy team: Please make such an installer that works also for D6. TIA Juha Mets?kallas ---- Juha.Metsakal.@Tietotoimi.fi.