| Subject | Re: [IBO] Installing IBO |
|---|---|
| Author | Helen Borrie |
| Post date | 2005-12-16T19:58:04Z |
At 04:52 PM 15/12/2005 +1300, you wrote:
in your newly-installed Delphi. By default, the v.4.3Aa (?) install will
write them to $DELPHI\Projects\BPL. You need to set this up in your
environment path and, if the path doesn't exist, you'll need to create
that directory.
Where do the BPL files actually go when you install? If you *want* them to
go to your IBO root directory, you'll need to set that up in each package's
Project Options *or* globally as your BPL output path.
Helen
>HiIt sounds to me as though you don't have your library paths set up properly
>
>We have a new computer and are trying to install the version of IBO we
>are currently using on it (4.3a). We are using Delphi 6.
>
>Following the instructions in the howtoInstall.txt file re encounter a
>problem where it reports that
>
>C:\Program Files\Borland\Delphi6\Projects\Bpl\IBO40CRT_D6.bpl is not
>available (even though the file is there) and that re installing may
>solve the problem (it doesn't). Does anybody have any ideas?
>
>We did get the components to install by copying all the .bpl files into
>the IBO source directory (YUK). However restarting Delphi presented us
>with the same error message as above.
>
>This is a brand new install of Delphi and has had service pack 2
>installed on it.
in your newly-installed Delphi. By default, the v.4.3Aa (?) install will
write them to $DELPHI\Projects\BPL. You need to set this up in your
environment path and, if the path doesn't exist, you'll need to create
that directory.
Where do the BPL files actually go when you install? If you *want* them to
go to your IBO root directory, you'll need to set that up in each package's
Project Options *or* globally as your BPL output path.
Helen