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Re: Problems with migrating a BCB6 component package to BCB2006

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From: dnettels
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2006 17:11
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I just realized that I get the same runtime error message ('Class not 
found') when I want to  use a component which I designed from scratch 
using BCB2006.
First I created a new package, then I added the new component, which I 
derived from TComponent using the component wizard.
Again I can put the new component onto a form. The project compiles and 
links successfuly, but when I run it I get this error message. The 
library search path includes the location of my package. :-(

Daniel
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