Teste

Delphi 7
Installation Notes

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CONTENTS

* ABOUT THE INSTALLER
* PRODUCT COEXISTENCE ISSUES
* INSTALLING FOR MULTIPLE USERS [WINNT/2000/XP ONLY]
* GENERAL INSTALLATION NOTES
* KNOWN INSTALLATION ISSUES
* REGISTERING THIS PRODUCT
* UNINSTALLING THIS PRODUCT

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ABOUT THE INSTALLER

This product uses the Microsoft Installer (MSI) 2.0 service to perform the installation. Among the more significant changes are:

* In many cases, rebooting after installation is no longer necessary. The Borland Debugger kernel and other Borland components are automatically registered during installation. However, the installer may update some Windows system components, which will require you to reboot at the end of the installation. In addition, if you are installing on Windows 95/98 or Windows Me, you may wish to reboot to have your PATH environment updated.

* An installation maintenance mode is available by simply rerunning the installation. The maintenance dialog lets you add or remove features, repair the installation, or remove the product. Choosing "Modify" lets you install features that you did not previously install, or remove features that you no longer use. Choosing "Repair" causes the installer to search for and reinstall any files that are missing or damaged. "Remove" uninstalls the product.

* On Windows 2000 and higher (including Windows XP), the Microsoft Installer service provides an auto- repair feature that constantly tries to detect and repair damaged applications. One of the ways that it does this is by monitoring the installed directory structure of an application. If you delete or rename any of the directories installed by Delphi 7, the Microsoft Installer will detect this and will, without warning, attempt to restore the missing directories. To prevent