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"Blake Young" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:435d8807$1@newsgroups.borland.com...

> Manually search through every single subdirectory of
> my CBuilder6 directory and remove any and all instances
> of Indy files.

That is not adequate enough.  Please read the Knowledge Base more carefully.
There are files stored elsewhere on the machine that would need to be
removed as well.

> actually installing Indy 10 is turning into a pain.

Indy 10 does not officially support BCB6 at this time.

> I would prefer installing the latter, since I don't like messing
> with possibly buggy dev snapshots.

The latter is a very old build that hasn't been updated in over a year.  The
snapshot is the best build to get.

> 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.

BCB cannot compile Delphi packages.  You will have to use the command-line
Delphi compiler for that.  Or else create new BCB-generated packages and
then move the source code over to them.


Gambit