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	Yeah, I read something like that somewhere else and should have included it in; but since I hadn't run into it 
personally I didn't want to put something that could be just rumor.  It seems in some cases the Registry key may have a 
"cached" value of what personality the package is for.  So even though you recompile it properly; the registry shows the 
package as for Delphi only...   I understand if you delete the registry keys that hold your packages; then re-open BDS 
and re-build  and re-install the packages again, it should work...

Nathan.

Daniel wrote:
>    No problem now.
> 
>    To make it works. I first remove all my previouslly installed packages, 
> and remove all components from those packages. Compile and build, close 
> BDS4.
> 
>     Open BDS 4 again, open package, re-Add all belonged components into 
> package. Then repeat what Nathan said. No problem now.
> 
> 
> Thanks,


>> "Nathan Anderson" <nathan@no_spam-andersonsplace.net> 
>> ???????:43a9d5c8$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>>> Daniel wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>>     I new a Delphi package add some components (Delphi VCL),  compile,
>>>> build, install it.
>>>>
>>> This is how I have been successful in using them in BDS 4....
>>>
>>> 1. Open the project in Delphi win32 personality.
>>> 2. Open Project Options
>>> 3. Select the Linker Tab
>>> 4. Check the "Generate all C++ Builder files"
>>> 5. Close the Dialog by clicking Ok/Accept.
>>> 6. Right mouse click on Project, and click "Build Project"
>>> 7. Right mouse click on Project, and click "Install"
>>> 8. Close Project.
>>>
>>> And Repeat steps 1-8 for each component group.
>>>
>>> Nathan.
>>
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