Delphi 2005 Update 2 Release Notes
This file contains important supplementary information that may not appear
in the main product documentation. Borland recommends that you read this file
in its entirety.
For information about installation, deployment, and licensing issues, see the
Install, Deploy, and License files located by default in C:\Program Files\Borland\BDS\3.0\.
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General Notes
- This update provides fixes and improvements for previous releases of the
product.
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Installation Notes
- This is a self-executing update. Double-click the file to begin the installation and follow the prompts.
- Delphi 2005 must be closed before installing this update.
- You will need the original Delphi 2005 installation media to install this
update. You will be prompted for the Delphi2005Disk1 and Delphi2005Disk2 disks
while installing this update.
- This update can not be removed once it is installed.
- This update can be applied to either the initial release of Delphi 2005
or Delphi 2005 update 1.
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Verifying That The Update Was Successful
The final dialog box of the update installer indicates if the update was successful.
You can also verify that the update was installed successfully using one of
the following methods:
- Open the Windows Control Panel, click Add/Remove Programs, and then select
the Borland Delphi 2005 product. Click the "Click here for support information"
link and verify that the version is 9.0.2.
- Open the registry using regedit and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\BORLAND\BDS\3.0
and verify that the "ProductVersion" and "UpdatePackInstalled" string values
are 9.0.2 and 2, respectively.
- Open Delphi 2005 and choose Help | About to display the About dialog box.
The product name and version should reflect the successful installation of
Update 2.
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Updating International Product Versions
- This update can only be applied to the English version of Delphi 2005.
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Changes In This Update
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Known Issues
- There is a known issue that may cause typed datasets to disappear from the
designer. This can be avoided by compiling your project immediately after
adding a typed dataset.
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Warning About Editing the Registry
- Perform Windows registry edits at your own risk. The registry is a critical
component of your operating system, and any mistakes made while editing it
can cause your machine to stop functioning. This document and other product
documentation describes how to edit your registry. In most cases, Borland
recommends using the Microsoft Regedit tool to perform editing. Whatever tool
you use, you should, prior to editing your registry, make backups of your
registry and thoroughly familiarize yourself with the editing tool and the
registry editing process.
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