Subject | Re: [IBO] IBOAdmin |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2003-11-24T01:55:46Z |
At 12:14 PM 23/11/2003 +0100, you wrote:
"IBOAdmin".
I needed to do the following:
Open IBOAdminReg.pas and find this line:
{$R IBOAdmin.dcr}
Comment it out, like this:
(* {$R IBOAdmin.dcr} *)
Lorenzo's .res file has no glyphs. If you want glyphs, feel free to
download the IBOAdmin.res file that I made by copying and editing the
glyphs from the IBAdmin package. They are pretty ugly but probably better
than all being the default Delphi glyph. Copy that into the directory.
Make sure you set up the Environment path so that it can find the pieces.
Then go to Components|Install Component and click the Into New Package..
tab. Use the IBOAdmin install path and give the package a name (otherwise
it will just name it Package1). Let it create the new package, and save it.
Next, click the Browse button beside the Unit file name field, browse to
the IBOAdmin directory and select all of the units (Ctrl-Click).
After that, click Project|Build IBOAdmin. Then click install and you are done.
Helen
>Hi All.No, you can install it to your own package, e.g. I installed to a pkg named
>
>I am a registerer user of IBO.
>
>I am try to play with IBOAdmin after reading a post of Helen.
>
>I have download it and installed.
>It came even with no *.Dpk...
"IBOAdmin".
>Put on a form and tried various things,but it always claim: " SPB ConstantSounds wrong.
>not supported ";
>Anyone has a readme or a demo to show how to use it??Download the latest sources if you don't have them. (June 2003).
I needed to do the following:
Open IBOAdminReg.pas and find this line:
{$R IBOAdmin.dcr}
Comment it out, like this:
(* {$R IBOAdmin.dcr} *)
Lorenzo's .res file has no glyphs. If you want glyphs, feel free to
download the IBOAdmin.res file that I made by copying and editing the
glyphs from the IBAdmin package. They are pretty ugly but probably better
than all being the default Delphi glyph. Copy that into the directory.
Make sure you set up the Environment path so that it can find the pieces.
Then go to Components|Install Component and click the Into New Package..
tab. Use the IBOAdmin install path and give the package a name (otherwise
it will just name it Package1). Let it create the new package, and save it.
Next, click the Browse button beside the Unit file name field, browse to
the IBOAdmin directory and select all of the units (Ctrl-Click).
After that, click Project|Build IBOAdmin. Then click install and you are done.
Helen