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Ok. I was able to create a new variable of type TIdTCPServer, and it 
compiled after including the Indy lib files manually. I know if I had the 
professional version I could just add methods in the events tab to set 
functionality, however there is no design time package. I realize that some 
of the methods(in TIdTCPServer) are declared as virtual. So can I assume to 
use the Indy package that I would have to create a child class that 
overrides all the virtual methods, or does the lib contain blank 
implementations. If I need to create the child class, is there any 
documentation that says how to go about such.

Thanks



"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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> "Andre Hamilton" <agentfat2004@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> I was wondering if it was still possible to use Indy with
>> the design time packages
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> The Explorer edition of Turbo does not support installation of third-party
> design-time packages.  You need the Professional edition for that, or the
> full Studio product/suite instead.  You can, however, add the Indy libs to
> your Explorer project manually and then dynamically instantiate the 
> desired
> Indy objects at run-time.  But you cannot use any of the design-time
> features at all.
>
>
> Gambit
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