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Will this work without the delphi personality?
I found this in the help file:

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ms-help://borland.bds5/devcommon/compdesigntimepkgdelphi_xml.html :

C++Builder supports compiling design-time packages that contain Delphi
source files. However, if any of those Delphi sources make reference to
IDE-supplied design-time units such as DesignIntf, DesignEditors, and
ToolsAPI that exist in DesignIDE100.bpl, you must take steps to ensure that
the references can be resolved by the C++Builder package.

To compile design-time packages that contain Delphi source
  1.. The Delphi compiler must be able to resolve units in the DesignIDE
package. To enable this, in the C++Builder package project, go to
ProjectOptionsDelphi CompilerOther Options.
  2.. Add -LUDesignIDE to the Additional Options field.
  3.. The C++ linker must be able to resolve the reference inside the
compiled design-time .obj to link. To allow this, in the C++Builder package
project, select the ProjectAdd To ProjectRequires tab.
  4.. In the Package name field, enter designide.bpi and click OK.
You can now compile and install your C++Builder package.

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thanks,

Roland


"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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> "roladdon" <roladdon@PutMyServerHere.ca> wrote in message 
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>> I downloaded the latest dev. snapshot zip file from 
>> ftp://indy.fulgan.com/ZIP/indy10.zip
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>> When I try to open  (File->Open) \Lib\Core\dclIndyCore110.dpk
>> in Cbuilder2007 - nothing happens.
>> No error message either. - but the file is also not loaded.
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> If you don't have the Delphi personality installed, then you can't open 
> DPKs in the IDE.  You will have to compile them usung the command-line 
> dcc32.exe compiler instead.
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> Gambit
>