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I assume that you are not really trying to move a project to another machine 
but instead are trying to create an executable which can be run on another 
machine.

Select Project|Options

Click the Linker tab
Uncheck Use dynamic RTL

Click the Packages tab
Uncheck Build with runtime packages

Click Ok

Then do a Project|Build

A program which does not use any DLL's other than system-supplied ones is 
said to be static linked.  If everything that you used in the program has a 
static library version available then you can static link the program.  If 
any package that you used has only a dynamic version then you will still 
need to supply it to the using machine and, for easiest use, should place it 
in the same directory as the exe.

To see what DLL's/Modules are needed by the program, open a command window, 
move to the directory where the executable is found and give a command like 
this:

  tdump -em.  progname.exe
  (do not overlook the period at the end of -em. )

.  Ed

> Patrick wrote in message
> news:1174315152.707567.281890@p15g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
> Hi Deployment
>
> How do I go about deploying a C++ Builder 6 project to run
> on any machine
> What DLL do I need.
> Is their any way it can be deployed without including DLL.