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edited April 2003 in General
Hi,

When I drop a chart in the ppReport and try to compile I get a message that
the IEditCha.dcu is not found. I cannot find any such file on my hard disk.
Is ReportBuilder 6.03 and Teechart 4 (supplied with Delphi 5) not
compatible?

Thanks

Alex

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  • edited April 2003
    Hi Alex,


    The ReportBuilder installation program can automatically detect which version of TeeChart you are using and install the appropriate support units and packages. If you have installed TeeChart after ReportBuilder is already installed, you can simply re-run the ReportBuilder installation program, and the appropriate TeeChart support will be installed. The following information is provided to help you manually install TeeChart support if the normal installation has failed.

    If you are getting an 'IEdiSeri' or 'IEdiCha' error message when you try to compile a project that contains TeeChart functionality, then TeeChart is probably installed correctly. In order to get around these error messages you must either compile your project with packages or purchase the registered version of TeeChart from www.teemach.com.


    regards,
    Chris Ueberall;
  • edited April 2003
    Alex,

    The version of TeeChart that comes with Delphi, does not include the full
    source code. Therefore you will need to either buy a registered version of
    TeeChart that is supported by the version of ReportBuilder you are using
    (see RB help in the ReportBuilder Reference | TeeChart | Delphi 5...
    section), or compile your project with runtime packages.


    --
    Best Regards,

    Nico Cizik
    Digital Metaphors
    http://www.digital-metaphors.com
  • edited April 2003
    Hi Nico & Chris,

    Thanks for that info. I have never compiled a project with runtime packages.
    What is involved there if I may ask?

    Regards
    Alex

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  • edited April 2003
    Hi Alex,

    see project options page 'Packages' - 'Runtime packages'.

    regards,
    Chris Ueberall;
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