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"Joe Pasquariello" <joep@fenway.com> wrote in message 
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> System \ IndySystem120.dpk
> Core \ IndyCore120.dpk
> Protocols \ dclIndyProtocols120.dpk

I assume you meant "IndyProtocols120" instead?

> I also was able to open and build these 2 additional DPK files.
> Was that necessary?

If you want to install the Indy components into the IDE's palette, yes. 
Those are Indy's design-time packages.

> Is it sufficient to delete the files from the Lib\Indy10 and 
> Include\Indy10
> folders in the BDS\5.0 directory structure and leave the Indy9 folders
> alone?

Should be, as long as you make sure that the Indy9 folder does not appear in 
front of your new Indy10 folder in a project's Path settings.  Otherwise, 
the compiler will likely pull in the wrong files and cause all kinds of 
problems.

> Once I delete the files from the BDS\5.0 directories, do I need to
> copy files from the Indy10 build structure to the BDS\5.0 structure

Not strictly required, but probably not a bad idea.  Let configuration that 
way, since everything is already set up for Indy 10 that shipped with the 
IDE.

> does that happen automatically I "install" the new package?

No.  Doing that will put the files in other locations.

> When I right-clicked on the "bpl" file in the Delphi project window,
> I see there is an "Install" menu item. Is that how I install the newly
> built packages?

Yes.

> Finally, I've never used Delphi before. Do C++ header files get
> created during the package installation?

They get created during the compiling stage, not the installing stage, 
provided the "Generate all C++ files" setting is enabled in the Project 
Options of each package.  I don't know if that setting is enabled by 
default.  I'm not the one who makes the package files.


Gambit