Raize Components v6.1.3 Full Source

WELCOME TO RAIZE COMPONENTS VERSION 6 CONTENTS - Completing the Raize Components 6 Installation - What's New in Raize Components 6 - Moving Raize Components 6 Palettes to Front - Uninstalling Raize Components 6 - Minimum system requirements - Contacting Raize Software, Inc. COMPLETING THE RAIZE COMPONENTS 6 INSTALLATION Once the installation program is complete you may begin using Raize Components in RAD Studio 2009 and later using Delphi or C++Builder. Restart RAD Studio and you will see the following pages on the component palette: Raize Panels Raize Edits Raize Lists Raize Buttons Raize Display Raize Shell Raize Widgets WHAT'S NEW IN RAIZE COMPONENTS 6 For a complete description of new components, enhancements, and features please read the WhatsNew.pdf document in the main installation directory along with this Readme.txt file. The information in the document is also available in the Raize Components help file, which is integrated into the RAD Studio Help System. MOVING RAIZE COMPONENTS 6 PALETTE PAGES TO FRONT During the installation, the appropriate Raize Components design packages are loaded into the selected RAD Studio IDEs. Unfortunately, when you restart the IDE, the component palette pages for Raize Components will appear at the end of the component palette. If you would like to move the Raize pages to the front of the palette, there is an a easier way to do this than by manually dragging them. Located in the RC6\Bin directory is a program called MoveRCPagesToFront.exe, which will move all of the "Raize" pages to the front of the palette automatically. Simply run the MoveRCPageToFront.exe program and follow the instructions. UNINSTALLING RAIZE COMPONENTS 6 >> Removing the components from the RAD Studio component palette Close all files and projects, and select Component|Install Packages... to display the Packages page in the Project Options dialog. Select the "Raize Components 6.x" package from the Design Packages list and click the Remove button. A message box will be displayed to confirm your request--press OK. Next, depending on the IDE, you may be asked if a runtime package should be from the Runtime Packages list. If so, click OK to remove the runtime package. Next, select the "Raize Components 6.x (Data-Aware)" package from the Design Packages list and click the Remove button. Again, a message box will be displayed to confirm your request--press OK. Next, depending on the IDE, you may be asked if a runtime package should be removed from the Runtime Packages list. If so, click OK to remove the runtime package. Close the Project Options dialog box by clicking the OK button. Repeat the above steps for each IDE that is using Raize Components. >> Removing the component files from your hard disk At this point, all IDEs are no longer using Raize Components. To remove the Raize Components files from your hard disk the Add/Remove Programs icon from the Control Panel. Next, select the "Raize Components 6.0" entry from the list of installed programs, and then click the Remove button. MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Raize Components 6 requires: At least one of the following compilers: Embarcadero RAD Studio XE4 -- Delphi XE4, C++Builder XE4 Embarcadero RAD Studio XE3 -- Delphi XE3, C++Builder XE3 Embarcadero RAD Studio XE2 (Update 1) -- Delphi XE2, C++Builder XE2 Embarcadero RAD Studio XE (Update 1) -- Delphi XE, C++Builder XE Embarcadero RAD Studio 2010 -- Delphi 2010, C++Builder 2010 CodeGear RAD Studio 2009 -- Delphi 2009, C++Builder 2009 Hard Disk Space Requirements: 20 MB + 10 MB for each compiler to be supported CONTACTING RAIZE SOFTWARE, INC. Technical Support Forums: http://www.raize.com/forums Email: support@raize.com General Information Web: http://www.raize.com Email: sales@raize.com Unless otherwise noted, all materials provided in this release are Copyright � 1995-2012 by Raize Software, Inc. All rights reserved.