You are probably correct, at least to some degree. However, I have found
that there are a number of Vista bugs that are exacerbated by different
applications, though the apps aren't actually the root of them.
Specifically, there appears to a number of bugs in the Vista core dlls that
are used b
On Nov 13, 2007 3:23 PM, Hoby Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually, installing is no problem. However, running is a problem. It
> installs with no problem. It runs really unstable, crashes constantly and
> sometimes even locks Vista up. Yikes!
If it locks up Vista, the problem is not in
Actually, installing is no problem. However, running is a problem. It
installs with no problem. It runs really unstable, crashes constantly and
sometimes even locks Vista up. Yikes!
I have heard of people using D7 with no problem. But even Borland says that
2006 is not certified to work wit
Thanks, but no it doesn't. I also added rights to standard user account for
appropriate subdirectories (bin, ObjResp).
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Dod wrote:
> Hello Hoby,
>
> I use the "good old" Delphi 2007 on Vista ...fine...
And I installed both "good old" Delphi 7 as well as Delphi 2007
on Vista. Though my day to day box still remains W2K so I haven't
used one of those installs for working on real products yet. Should
be no problem to
Hello Hoby,
Sorry don't have the URL :
UltraVnc Vista support.htm -> not delphi related but nice because
they had to deal with some big problems and they explain how they
fixed them.
Creating Windows Vista Ready Applications with Delphi.htm
What's in the Oven Leveraging Vista's UAC with Delphi
Wow... I hadn't thought of that... Interesting suggestion... Thanks.
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Hello Hoby,
Try to run BDS EXE "as admin", do it help ?
HS> Great document! Thanks! Great timing for me, too. I have been working the
HS> last several days on trying to come up to speed on some Vista development
HS> issues and that was a great help.
HS> BTW, since you brought it up... ;) Can
Hello Hoby,
I use the "good old" Delphi 2007 on Vista ...fine...
HS> Great document! Thanks! Great timing for me, too. I have been working the
HS> last several days on trying to come up to speed on some Vista development
HS> issues and that was a great help.
HS> BTW, since you brought it up..
From: "Hoby Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have just got a new Vista Laptop (since you can't get anything else now)
> and am having the worst time trying to run BDS 2006 on it.
Why not run it in a virtual machine? Load up a VM with XP, install BDS 2006
and there ya go...
Woody (TMW)
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Can you supply references to the white papers you mentioned?
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Hello F
Great document! Thanks! Great timing for me, too. I have been working the
last several days on trying to come up to speed on some Vista development
issues and that was a great help.
BTW, since you brought it up... ;) Can I ask a related question? If it is
OT, then perhaps you can direct me to
Hello Francois,
I also found two or three white papers about it (and yours also), it
is very important to read them if people want to make their
application Vista compliant (and compatible).
It took me 3 months last year to understand thoses "new" features that
broke my applications.
Altough out of topic, I found this document very interesting:
http://bdntv.borland.com/pix/fhaglund/VistaUACandDelphi/VistaUACandDelphi.ppt
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