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How to find out how files is used on old installation?? D7  
News Group: embarcadero.public.delphi.install

Hello!

My old computer will soon stop, so I have been making a new one with Windows xp and Delphi7 (just like the old one). But when I try to open old project on my new computer, delphi keep telling me that some property does not exists (This is the error: "Error Reading IdMessage1.deletetempfiles. Property DeleteTempFiles does not exist.......)

How can I find out which files and directory the Project use?? Then I could check to see if I have a newer file on the old computer, and copy the file over to the new, to get it work. I Guess it could be something with the Indy Component, but can't figured it out how to update it on the new computer.

Regards
KÃ¥re!

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Date Posted: 4-Jan-2015, at 8:19 AM EST
From: K?e Lerberg
 
Re: How to find out how files is used on old installation??  
News Group: embarcadero.public.delphi.install
KÃ¥re wrote:

> My old computer will soon stop, so I have been making a new one
> with Windows xp and Delphi7 (just like the old one). But when I try
> to open old project on my new computer, delphi keep telling me that
> some property does not exists (This is the error: "Error Reading
> IdMessage1.deletetempfiles. Property DeleteTempFiles does not
> exist.......)

TIdMessage is an Indy component.  It had a published DeleteTempFiles property 
in Indy 9.  That property was removed in Indy 10.

> How can I find out which files and directory the Project use?? Then I
> could check to see if I have a newer file on the old computer, and
> copy the file over to the new, to get it work.

It is not a matter of copying old files.  For this particular error, you 
will have to either install Indy 9, or update your code to use Indy 10.

> I Guess it could be something with the Indy Component, but can't
> figured it out how to update it on the new computer.

The IDE already has an updated version, that is the problem.  Your project 
is using an *older* version of Indy.

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Remy Lebeau (TeamB)

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Date Posted: 5-Jan-2015, at 9:03 AM EST
From: Remy Lebeau (TeamB)