Thank you Denis for the instructions.
I have done that and now they compile, but when I right click on
IndyCore100.bpl and pick install, it displays a message that says : "Package
C:\...\IndyCore100.bpl can't be installed because it is not a design time
package."
What step am I missing this time?
"Dennis Passmore" <dennisp@nospam_dpassmore.com> wrote in message
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> The reason for the error is all of the original Indy *.bpl,*.dcp,
> *.dcu files on your system never got cleaned out before your attempted
> to install the latest Indy 10 again and the compiler is trying to
> compile and link newly compiled units to the *.dcu,*.dcp,*.bpl
> of the older version which still exists on your system. The only way
> around this problem is to manually uninstall the old Indy 10 from the IDE
> and then manually clean out all of the old Indy *.bpl, *.dcp
> in the ..\bin folder and then all of the ID*.dcu files in the lib\ folder.
> Once all of the old compiled code is gone then the new version
> of INdy will compile and link fine.
>
>
> Dennis Passmore
>
> "Think it might be a new experience and
> if you can not Pull then at least Push
> the job will get done"
