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It seems I really included the headers from an old-version directory,
but changing it make the problem even worse:

This is what I did:
  I removed my old indy9-included-directory and inserted
$(BDS)\include\Indy10

Now I got some compiler-errors, starting with

  [C++ Fehler] Idwinsock2.hpp(411): E2257 , expected

in line

  typedef TWSAProtocol_InfoW *LPWSAProtocol_InfoW;
                                                    ^

Trying to find out where TWSAProtocol_InfoW is declared
(vcl\InWinSock2.hpp) and trying to include it before the includation
of the <Id...hpp>-Files was rearranged to a position behind the
<Id...hpp>-Files (where it was useless regarding the compiler-error
above).

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Perhaps it is useful to use Indy9 instead of v10. Can I use it without
having to reinstall the whole BDS again? 



Thanks a lot,

Michael


>When trying to port an application from BCB5 to BDS2006 (C++ Preview)
>I get the linker-error
>
>  [Linker Fehler] Error: Ungel�ste externe '__fastcall
>Idhttp::TIdCustomHTTP::Get(System::AnsiString, const Classes::TStream
>*)' referenziert von ...OBJ
>
>(translated as
>
>Unresolved external '__fastcall
>Idhttp::TIdCustomHTTP::Get(System::AnsiString, const Classes::TStream
>*)' referenced from ...OBJ
>
>)
>
>The Object IdHTTP, declared inside the main-form as 'TIdHTTP *IdHTTP',
>is created at design-time in the form, so I do not think I should
>explicitely add some Indy .lib/.obj-Files to my project, should I?
>
>Might it be there is some confusion with the version numbers of Indy?
>When asked while installing I chose V10 (maybe BCB5 uses V9), but the
>usage of Get() is accepted while compiling, so Get() should exist in
>the appropriate Indy-library.
>
>What could have gone wrong?
>
>Thanks a lot,
>
>Michael