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I am new to Windows and Borland C++ (using the Personal Edition) hope this 
is a good place to ask this question.
I would like to distribute an app file that the user can put on his system 
and run without having to install any of the Borland *.bpl or DLLs (stand 
alone app). From the C++ Builder help files it would seem that this is 
possible. Basically all I can find is that you can add to your project the 
corresponding *.lib files and build the project. But this does not seem to 
work. I am not quite sure what the "Build with runtime packages" means on 
the Project|Options|Packages page, but if I uncheck it I get a rather rude 
Fatal Linker Termination error.
So currently the app that I want to distribute always says it needs the 
vcl60.bpl and rtl60.bpl and it runs fine when installed on the target 
system. Note unchecking "Use dynamic RTL" gets rid of the need to supply 
BORLNDMM.DLL with the app.
Now what are the corresponding *.lib for vcl60.bpl and rtl60.bpl? Looking in 
the lib directory where the help says to look I find vcl.lib and rtl.lib 
under the Release and Debug folders. From other statements in the help files 
I assume that this covers vcl60.bpl and rtl60.bpl but adding these *.lib's 
(either from the Release or Debug folders) to my project and building does 
not change the need to deploy vcl60.bpl and rtl60.bpl on the target system.
I think I must be missing something since I cannot figure out how to produce 
a stand alone console app. Adding the obvious *.lib file to the project 
makes no difference either.
Any help or suggestions appreciated.


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