BorlandTalk.com Borland discussion newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  Delphi 7 Pro Install Problem - Missing Pallete          BorlandTalk.com Forum Index -> Delphi Installation View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message mitch Guest Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2004 3:12 pm    Post subject: Delphi 7 Pro Install Problem - Missing Pallete I tried to install D7 Pro yesterday on my XP computer which already has D5 + D6 Pro installed and the Component Pallete was almost empty. The only things there were an icon for TFrame and the MadExcept tab. Another strange thing was that the default project was a console program. I did a custom install for a single user and tried to place D7 on my D partition. After reading some posts I tried to add all the BPL's which was partially successful. All the components were there but there still wasn't a new application option. So I removed D7 and went home. My plan today is to do the typical install for all users and install it on my C partition but first I thought I'd see if anyone knows what I need to do to get D7Pro install correctly. Perhaps I should remove MadExcept first. Mitch Wolberg, RockWare, Inc. Back to top mitch Guest Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2004 3:19 pm    Post subject: Re: Delphi 7 Pro Install Problem - Missing Pallete mitchrockware.com wrote: Quote: I tried to install D7 Pro yesterday on my XP computer which already has D5 + D6 Pro installed and the Component Pallete was almost empty. The only things there were an icon for TFrame and the MadExcept tab. Another strange thing was that the default project was a console program. I did a custom install for a single user and tried to place D7 on my D partition. After reading some posts I tried to add all the BPL's which was partially successful. All the components were there but there still wasn't a new application option. So I removed D7 and went home. My plan today is to do the typical install for all users and install it on my C partition but first I thought I'd see if anyone knows what I need to do to get D7Pro install correctly. Perhaps I should remove MadExcept first. Mitch Wolberg, RockWare, Inc. Forgot one thing, every time I'd close D7 I'd get a AV. Back to top mitch Guest Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2004 4:23 pm    Post subject: Re: Delphi 7 Pro Install Problem - Missing Pallete mitchrockware.com wrote: Quote: mitchrockware.com wrote: I tried to install D7 Pro yesterday on my XP computer which already has D5 + D6 Pro installed and the Component Pallete was almost empty. The only things there were an icon for TFrame and the MadExcept tab. Another strange thing was that the default project was a console program. I did a custom install for a single user and tried to place D7 on my D partition. After reading some posts I tried to add all the BPL's which was partially successful. All the components were there but there still wasn't a new application option. So I removed D7 and went home. My plan today is to do the typical install for all users and install it on my C partition but first I thought I'd see if anyone knows what I need to do to get D7Pro install correctly. Perhaps I should remove MadExcept first. Mitch Wolberg, RockWare, Inc. Forgot one thing, every time I'd close D7 I'd get a AV. Got tired of waiting for advice and reinstalled and everything was fine. I can't believe that any of the above items would make a difference so that leaves the possibility that some D5, D6 or component processes were still running and loused up the install. Now on to the hard stuff. Mitch Back to top Jeff Overcash (TeamB) Guest Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2004 2:41 am    Post subject: Re: Delphi 7 Pro Install Problem - Missing Pallete "mitchrockware.com" wrote: Quote: mitchrockware.com wrote: mitchrockware.com wrote: I tried to install D7 Pro yesterday on my XP computer which already has D5 + D6 Pro installed and the Component Pallete was almost empty. The only things there were an icon for TFrame and the MadExcept tab. Another strange thing was that the default project was a console program. I did a custom install for a single user and tried to place D7 on my D partition. After reading some posts I tried to add all the BPL's which was partially successful. All the components were there but there still wasn't a new application option. So I removed D7 and went home. My plan today is to do the typical install for all users and install it on my C partition but first I thought I'd see if anyone knows what I need to do to get D7Pro install correctly. Perhaps I should remove MadExcept first. Mitch Wolberg, RockWare, Inc. Forgot one thing, every time I'd close D7 I'd get a AV. Got tired of waiting for advice and reinstalled and everything was fine. I can't believe that any of the above items would make a difference so that leaves the possibility that some D5, D6 or component processes were still running and loused up the install. You probably started installing tird party components before running Delphi for hte first time. You can not do anything that would create the registry entries before hte first run, this includes registering with the standalone registry program or installing third party components. Quote: Now on to the hard stuff. Mitch -- Jeff Overcash (TeamB) (Please do not email me directly unless asked. Thank You) A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects. (RAH) Back to top mitch Guest Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2004 1:42 pm    Post subject: Re: Delphi 7 Pro Install Problem - Missing Pallete Jeff Overcash (TeamB) wrote: Quote: "mitchrockware.com" wrote: mitchrockware.com wrote: mitchrockware.com wrote: I tried to install D7 Pro yesterday on my XP computer which already has D5 + D6 Pro installed and the Component Pallete was almost empty. The only things there were an icon for TFrame and the MadExcept tab. Another strange thing was that the default project was a console program. I did a custom install for a single user and tried to place D7 on my D partition. After reading some posts I tried to add all the BPL's which was partially successful. All the components were there but there still wasn't a new application option. So I removed D7 and went home. My plan today is to do the typical install for all users and install it on my C partition but first I thought I'd see if anyone knows what I need to do to get D7Pro install correctly. Perhaps I should remove MadExcept first. Mitch Wolberg, RockWare, Inc. Forgot one thing, every time I'd close D7 I'd get a AV. Got tired of waiting for advice and reinstalled and everything was fine. I can't believe that any of the above items would make a difference so that leaves the possibility that some D5, D6 or component processes were still running and loused up the install. You probably started installing tird party components before running Delphi for hte first time. You can not do anything that would create the registry entries before hte first run, this includes registering with the standalone registry program or installing third party components. Now on to the hard stuff. Mitch Thanks Jeff but that's not the case. Its either the custom install settings I used (doubtful) or component processes still running from D5 or D6 which I'd been using all day. Since MadExcept was the component that shows up and it does quite a bit of low level processing (it even catches IDE exceptions sometimes) that's my chief suspect. Either way its now solved and I've got my components installed. 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