Hi
CAn't get D2006. D2005 was given away on a magazine coverdisk. I should of
realised it would be as cheap as the plastic it was distributed on.
Can't afford to buy full version etc, so the free personal version of 2005
was all I could get. Given up and rolled back the system now. If borlands
installer and Indys installer cannot make things work (and they're the
experts) then there is no way in hell I can get it to work.
Thanks for the help
Jamie.
"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Jamie Dale" <j.dale@turboz.net> wrote in message
> news:447f5fba@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
>> Delphi 2005 is not capable of what Borland so proudly boasted.
>
> In what regard exactly? Have you considered upgrading to Delphi 2006?
>
>> I hear C# and VB are the way forward.
>
> Says who?
>
>> After years of happy memorys with Delphi 6, I am sorry to say D2005 has
>> become a very harsh disappointment.
>
> Then try Delphi 2006 before you decide to abandone it altogether.
>
>> I have tried installing every download that the Indy website has to
>> offer.
>>
>> I have offered remote desktop access for anyone that thinks
>> that they can help.
>
> Did you try contacting the Indy Experts program yet?
> http://www.atozed.com/indy/experts/
>
> Did you try contacting the Indy developers directly in Indy's own
> newsgroups? news://news.atozed.com
>
>> I have put up with being told off for not explaining things clearly
> (Despite
>> describing in detail and even providing screen captures).
>
> You did not provide any details about your IDE setup. You did not provide
> step-by-step details of everything you tried. Your screenshots were
> useless
> without adequate context.
>
>> It would appear D2005 has screwed over my other machine as a
>> system service I wrote in D6 is no longer working the way it should.
>
> Please elaborate. The VCL's service architecture has not changed at all
> since D4, which it was first introduced.
>
>> DELPHI 2005 FOR .NET SUX.
>
> Try Delphi 2006 for .NET. It is much better.
>
>> Why do I need VCL version of Indy for .NET instead of .NET version?
>
> Indy for VCL supports all Borland environments, including Delphi.NET, and
> some third-party non-Borland environments (.NET, Mono, Linux, Unix, Mac,
> etc).
>
> Indy for .NET is a C# port of Indy and is specifically for native .NET
> environments only.
>
>
> Gambit
