--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@t...> wrote:

> At 02:03 AM 15/07/2004 +0000, sgharp wrote:
>
> >Ok. Now I've deleted everything IBO from my disk and done a
> >completely new download. I've done a search for IBO*.bpl and
> >removed everything (even stuff in archives). I rebuilt the BPLs
> >with the newly downloaded source and check the timestamp on
> >everything. I then did another search of my drive to make sure no
> >old files exist. I've deleted all DCU files for my project to

force

> >a full compile. I still get the nag screen. Is it possible that
> >the wrong stuff got put up on your server? I'm downloading from
> >http://community.ibobjects.com Is there another place?
>
> Answered privately.
>

Hi Helen,

First, I want to really thank you for your help, but I've still got
the nag screen.

I downloaded the files from the link you gave me and re-built the
BPLs. All the timestamps indicate a fresh build. I deleted my DCUs
and re-compiled my project and still get the nag. There must
something else that causes this. Is there a registry entry? I've
been searching for IBO*.BPL and the only files of that type are in
the C:\Program Files\Borland\Delphi7\Projects\Bpl folder. Would it
be helpful for me to send you these files? I also searched for
IB_*.Pas and the only copies of these files are in the correct
IBObjects folder. I checked the System32 thinking that maybe an old
BPL could be there but no dice. The only BPL files in the System32
folder that look like they could be IBO are ibevnt60.bpl and
ibevnt70.bpl but I don't they're the culprit. What else can I look
for?

BTW, I've pre-ordered your Firebird book. Any news on when it might
be released?

Steve