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ISG General Component Support

F requently A sk Q uestions

The license indicates that there must be one license for each user accessing it. Does that statement refer to users of the software created using the component, or the developers of the software?

We have used the evaluation copy of your component in a couple of applications and really like it. Where and how can the registered version be purchased?

Are all ISG components compatible with Delphi 3.0 and C++ Builder?

Is the source code available for the Utilities, like the FormGen Editor and the Security Administration Tool?

Is the source code available for the components?

Why do I get [Linker Fatal Error] Fatal: Unable to Open File| when installing components in C++ Builder?

Why do I get the error "xx.dcu file not found" or "xx.pas file not found" when running or compiling my application in Delphi 3.0


Answers

The license indicates that there must be one license for each user accessing it. Does that statement refer to users of the software created using the component, or the developers of the software?

The license is referring to the developers of the software.  For example if you have four programmers using the component, then you need four licenses. We do not like the idea of royalties, so the royalties are all yours.    Top

We have used the evaluation copy of your component in a couple applications and really like it. Where and how can the registered version be purchased?

You can purchase it directly from us at 1(337)-477-6901 or by using our www order form, or from Zac Catalogs (in the US), QBS Software (in England), Greymatter (in England) or DanySoft, Intl (in Spain and Central America).    Top

Are all ISG components compatible with Delphi 3.0 and C++ Builder?

Yes, all ISG components are compatible with Delphi 3.0 and CPPB. Each of our components comes with Delphi source code for each platform (Delphi, Delphi 2.0, Delphi 3.0, and C++ Builder). This insures a quick & easy component installation, without the need for source changes due to platform/version changes.   Top

Is the source code available for the components?

Yes. The source code is included in the cost of the component. The only exceptions are the Form Editor in the FormGenWin component and Administration utilities in the IsgSecure component. We are not releasing the code for these stand-alone utilities.    Top

Why do I get [Linker Fatal Error] Fatal: Unable to Open File. when installing components in C++ Builder?

Some C++ Builder system configurations require the Map File Segments to be enabled for the component to be installed. Under Options click Environment, In the Map File section click Segments. Click the OK button and rebuild the library.     Top

Is the source code available for the Utilities, like the FormGen Editor and the Security Administration Tool?

The source code for the Form Editor in the FormGenWin component and Administration utilities in the IsgSecure component is not sold with any of our components. We are not releasing the code for these stand-alone utilities.     Top

Why do I get the error "xx.dcu file not found" or "xx.pas file not found" when running or compiling my application in Delphi 3.0

The directory where you have installed the components is not listed in the Delphi 3.0 Library Search Path. If you select tools in the menu bar of Delphi 3.0 and then click on "Environment Options" Once you're in the environment options window click the "Library" tab and add the path to your newly installed components to the Library path. Click OK when you are done and now your application will compile and run without the 'file not found' error.     Top

 

 

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