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>Vladimir Stefanovic wrote in Article <434ab209@newsgroups.borland.com>
>with Subject: Installing Indy 9.018 on Borland C++ Builder 6, on 10.10.2005 20:27:37


Hello,

>I abandoned tries to install Indy 10, and I want now
>to install Indy 9.018 on BCB6.

Why do yoy dont't use the snapshot ?�?


>Downloading
>----------- 
you should download the latest snapshot or released version (only one) 


>Merging files
>-------------

don't do that


>Removing old Indy 8 files
>-------------------------

this is required . . . .


>Running the script
>------------------

before doing that try following

open full_c6.bat in your Editor and change this lines:


    %NDC6%\bin\tlib.exe Indy60.lib /P32 @IndyWin32.rsp >nul
to
    %NDC6%\bin\tlib.exe Indy60.lib /P32 @IndyWin32.rsp
or
    %NDC6%\bin\tlib.exe Indy60.lib /P32 @Indy60.lsp .

(this Info was posted a few messages ago to this Group)


>11. Run the BAT file:
>
>    Fullc6.bat
>
>12. After BAT file execution has been finished
>    a folder "C6" 


the C6 contains all Files do you need. Rename indy.lib to indy60.lib


>Copying more files into C6 folder
>---------------------------------
You don't have to do that, after this - you have to install the Indy-Package
in the BCB6 IDE and Add the Pathes to Indy (../C6) to your Project-Options.
Then it should run properly.



Regards

Elmar Baumann




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