🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi Gambit,

Thanks for your reply!!!

Could you give me more details pls ? I am not good at this.

>> 1. Remove the old Indy by using Borland's MSI installer;
>
> That only removes the Indy packages from the IDE, but it does not
> delete them from the machine.  You have to do that manually.
>

Can I get this done by doing a search for the following files:
    dclindy*.bpl, dclindy.*, dclindy*.bpl, indy*.lib, id*.pas, id*.hpp, 
id*.obj, id*.dcu
and delete all of them.

>> At this point it pop up an error message: "This application has
>> failed to start because indy60.bpl was not found.
>
> You do not have the IDE setup to point to where indy60 is actually
> located.  By default, fullc6.bat puts indy60.bpl into the Windows
> System folder.
>
>

How to setup the IDE to point to Indy60?  I think it it will be done by 
adding the library path to Tools|Environment Options|Library. I've done 
this, as I've listed in my last post:

    3. Open IDE, Add library path by clicking Tools|Environment 
Options|Library
    and then add:
        ";E:\Tools\Indy9_10\C6" to the end of the path.
     However, every time it will automatically remove the ";" and change it 
to
        "E:\Tools\Indy9_10\C6".

Could you pls give me a detail list of what I need to do for a proper 
installation?

Many thanks.

June