Delphi Project file is gone

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Jasper

• August 06, 2019 01:00

Hi ~

I bought Enterprise Bundle 4K for RAD Studio 10.3 Rio and found that there is no Delphi Project file in the directory after installation.

C:\Projects\VCL\InfoPower4kRio\bin\20.0\

C:\Projects\VCL\FirstClass4kRio\bin\20.0\

 

 

Why do I need it?
In my system, the release action is based on the file version.
The BPL versions after installation seem to be not updated, or version updates may be ignored.

 

Where can I get Delphi Project file, or suggest a solution?

 

Thank you first ~

 

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  Marinus Willemstijn

  • September 13, 2019 09:28

  I have the exact same problem and cannot recompile wwrichedspellxp to use Office 2010 instead of XP. I notice after a month you still had no response???

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  Jasper

  • September 14, 2019 01:26

  • NO response.

  • Very Good.

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  Marinus Willemstijn

  • September 14, 2019 07:01
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  Response I received but not sure this is helping me!
  
  This is because the USES clause of wwrichedspellxp still shows wordxp and not word2010!
  
  I am now 2 weeks behind on my migration already!
  
  Response received ...
  
  You will need to use the more recent dclofficexp260 package instead. See below.

   

  Note to Delphi users who are using the InfoPower TwwDBRichEditMSWord component for InfoPower Studio/Win32:

  It is important that you install the correlating InfoPower RichEditMSWord package based on the Office automation package you have selected.  For instance, you install the office xp automation package included with RAD Studio (Dcloffice260.bpl) and you should use the IPSTUDIOWINWORDXP260 design-time package. This package is located in your \infopower4krio\bin\20.0\win32 directory. You will also need change your uses clause in your Pascal source so that it references wwrichedspellxp, instead of wwrichedspell2000 or wwrichedspell.

   

  We also recommend omitting the InfoPower IPSTUDIOWINWORD* runtime packages from your list of runtime packages for your project, as this removes the requirement to distribute both the corresponding ip*word* packages, as well as the office automation package. Omitting the these InfoPower runtime packages from your project will add only about 10K to your executable size.

   

  TwwRichEditBar and SpellCheck: If you wish to use the Microsoft spell checker with the TwwRichEditBar component, you will need to add code to your OnSpellCheck event to call MSWordSpellChecker.  For instance, you can add the unit wwrichedspellxp to your form’s uses clause and then call MSWordSpellChecker from your OnSpellCheck event of the TwwRichEditBar.RichEdit component.

  Uses wwichedspellxp;

   

  procedure TMainDemo.wwRichEditBar1RichEditSpellCheck(Sender: TObject);

  begin

      MSWordSpellChecker(wwRichEditBar1.RichEdit);

  end;

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