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Konrad Krupa
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 9:18 pm    Post subject: This application failed to start Reply with quote



I'm relatively new to DELPHI programming and I need help from the experts.

I'm developing application (VCL Windows 32) and when I run it an another
machine I get error saying that required packages are not found
(rtl90.bpl, vcl90.bpl + few more).

I use DELPHI 2005.

What is that I'm doing wnong,where do I have to put the files?
I thought that DELPHI can produre self contained exe files.

Thank you for your help

K.
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Brion L. Webster
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 9:50 pm    Post subject: Re: This application failed to start Reply with quote



Konrad Krupa wrote:

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I'm developing application (VCL Windows 32) and when I run it an another
machine I get error saying that required packages are not found
(rtl90.bpl, vcl90.bpl + few more).

I use DELPHI 2005.

What is that I'm doing wnong,where do I have to put the files?
I thought that DELPHI can produre self contained exe files.

Under Project -> Options, look for "Build with Packages", and uncheck that
option. Your .exe file will get bigger, but it won't depend on the .bpl
files.

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