Archiv für Delphi4
Windows2000: Install D4 on Win2000 beta
Dienstag, 8. Mai 20071.)
Install normally. Ignore all the error messages. When done copy over the runtime image directroy from the CD. You might have to run regsvr32 on the bordbk40.dll.
2.)
Nils Ringheim wrote:
>
> We are currently trying to install Delphi 4 on a Windows 2000 Adv. Server
> (Beta 3 Build 2031), but gets the following error msg:
>
> In function ‘BOR_DLG_PSWD’:
> Unable to create dialog.
> Make sure the _ISRES.DLL is in _SYS.CAB
>
> Anyone having a workaround for this problem.
>
> Nils Ringheim
> Norwegian Software Design AS
Ignore the error message and continue to install. You will only get a standard
install in the default location c:\program files\Borland\Delphi4. After the
install you will probably want to copy over the runtime image from the CD to
make sure all the files made it. also in a few cases it was necessary to
register the bordbk40.dll by hand using regsvr32 from the command line. MS is
aware of their bug concerning encrypted CAB files and plan to fix it before
Win2K ships.
Windows98: Delphi not active at breakpoint
Dienstag, 8. Mai 2007I hope you folks haven’t had to answer this one TOO many times already.
I WAS running D3 under NT4 and I had no probs to speak of.
I NOW run D3 under ‘98 and I have had MANY prob’s (surprise).
The most annoying one is this:
When I am running my program from the debugger I notice that Delphi does
not return as the focused window when my program hits a breakpoint or
raises an exception.
Instead it just flashes the Delphi 3 taskbar button at me and then I
need to alt+tab to get back to Delphi 3.
Same thing happens when I hit F9 and my program gets the focus again…
I have to alt+tab back
This is REALLY annoying if I have even a small number of breakpoints set
and each one is hit after some intervention through my program.
Alt+Tab
Alt+Tab
Alt+Tab
Alt+Tab
Alt+Tab
Alt+Tab
Alt+Tab
Alt+Tab
I’m getting carpel tunnel (sp?) syndrome!!!!
Is this a Winblows 98 thing?!?!
What the $*#!^&% is going on?!?!
Please help!
This is a Win98 change. Add to the win.ini file in the Compatibility95 section
[Compatibility95]
DELPHI32=0×00000002
This will cause Delphi to act like it does under Win95 and WinNT4.0.