🚀 go-pugleaf

Ok, so I'm trying to install Indy 10.  I have read the instructions on the 
Indy website, but please advise.  So far, I have done the following:

1) In IDE, go to Component | Install Packages and select the Indy entry in 
the Design Packages list and select Remove.
2) Manually search through every single subdirectory of my CBuilder6 
directory and remove any and all instances of Indy files.

After having done this, I can start up CBuilder6 with no problems (i.e. no 
"can't find indy*.* error) and the Indy entries are removed from the 
component palette.  Good so far.  Now, actually installing Indy 10 is 
turning into a pain.  First of all, I have downloaded two zip files with 
source code.  I downloaded a Development Snapshot (indy10.zip) and 
indy10.0.52_source.zip.  I would prefer installing the latter, since I don't 
like messing with possibly buggy dev snapshots.  Inside 
indy10.0.52_source.zip are the four primary folders, and per the 
instructions, I tried to compile System first.  The only way I know to do 
this is to open BCB, go to File | Open and select IndySystem60.dpk from the 
System directory (I was expecting a bpk or bpl file, but there are none). 
Once the file is opened, however, I see no option for compiling.  For the 
heck of it, I tried running the FullC6.bat file from the Dev Snapshot, but I 
received an error saying "computil" is an unrecognized command or filename. 
This will be the third or fourth time I've tried installing Indy 10, and I 
don't want to give up this time.  Thanks.