Paul,
Well, I just reinstalled in D6 via the bpg and had no problems with missing pieces...

The procedure I followed was this:

1. Set the paths for the D6 ToolsAPI sources and the IBO_4 sources.
2. Set the output directory if it's not set (I just use the default .\Projects\bpl)
3. Open the Delphi 6 bpg
4. Selected Project|Build All (boy, doesn't the D6 compiler take its time???)
7. Install the components from the bpl files in the output dir (you only need to pick the design-time libraries and do it in the order specified in install text from the Beta download area).

Thassit. No hassles.

hth
Helen


At 01:48 PM 03-07-01 +1000, you wrote:

>At 10:17 PM 02-07-01 -0500, you wrote:
> >I must be doing something wrong. I am having a problem compiling IBO4 in D6. First, it could not find designintf, so I copied it into the Bin directory. Then there were some other files, like DesignEditors, and DesignConst. So I copied them. Now it can't find Proxies.dcu, and neither can I.
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>Are you using the right environment path setting for the renamed tools units in D6? They are now in ..\Program Files\Borland\Delphi6\Sources\ToolsAPI. Possibly, also, moving them isn't a great idea because of local dependencies...
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>Proxies.pas looks like an issue...just a cursory glance reveals that the routines which used to be in that unit have been shuffled elsewhere in D6 (I found CreateSubClass in Controls.pas, for example) and proxies.pas has indeed disappeared. This is NOT documented in the Compatibility Issues section, either!
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>Sorry I can't help much (except to try to re-install it in D6 myself using the new bpg...)
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