"Jamie Dale" <j.dale@turboz.net> wrote in message
news:447f86f4@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Basically I wrote a program in D6. On my main machine it works
> perfectly. On the machine I installed D2005, hell breaks loose.
Which says absolutely nothing about the ACTUAL PROBLEMS you are having with
it.
> The program does weird things, seems to mix up source code
> and run 1/2 of a procedure and then stop completely and run another.
Which machine did you compile it on? Which compiler? Did you try compiling
it on the working machine and then installing it on the offending machine?
The only way installing D2005 can effect the way your existing compiled
service executable runs is if the service was compiled to use runtime
packages, and at run-time the service is picking up the D2005 runtime
packages instead of the D6 ones.
> It doesn't even update a friggin list box like it should.
A service is not supposed to have a GUI to begin with.
> If I can ever get hold of it.... Borland only allow serials to be
> downloaded from their site now. They don't seem to allow full
> Delphi downloads which is rather stupid. How can people try
> and then buy the bigger better versions?
The D2005 trial version is downloadable on Borland's main website. Click on
the "Free Trial" link on the Delphi IDE page.
Gambit
