melmitts707

Yes, I downloaded the newest file and it had the same results. I am finished for now, I removed NextGrid from my computer and converted my app back to the CodeGear grid.
Thanks for the help.

Later.
Mel

Next Grid works on your system but not mine. It is obviously my problem and I spent 6 houurs yesterday trying to track it down. Today, I am going to spend my time converting my application from Next Grid back to the CodeGear grid. When Windows 7 releases I will do a complete format and fresh install of all software. I may try Next Grid again at that time but for now it seems to be a dead issue.

Thanks for the help.

Mel

I have always liked NextGrid so I thought I would give it one more try.

I uninstalled NextGrid
I uninstalled the TMS Software Component Library
I uninstalled Absolute Database
I uninstalled Delphi 2007 for Win32 Professional version
I searched and removed all references to the above software from the registry (Windows XP w/SP3)
I shutdown the system.
I restarted the system.
I installed Delphi 2007 for Win32 Professional version
I attempted to installed NextGrid...
NxCommonRun appears to compile & install correctly.
NxCommonDsgn aborts the compile with the same error as before.
I installed the TMS Software Component Library (no problems)
I installed Absolute Database (no problems)

I have decided this software installation is beyond my capabilities.
I have moved on...

Mel

Still can't install it. I tried installing it on another computer (XP w/SP3) and had the same problem. It did install on a computer running Windows Vista. For now I will make do with the standard Delphi grid. When I get some free time, I might try again... Thanks for the help.
Mel

I count 13 .bpl in the package I installed. The first module (NxCommonRun.bpl) compiles and installs without error.

The next 12 abort the compile giving the same exact message:


[DCC Error] NxGridRun.dpk(33): F2039 Could not create output file 'C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\RAD Studio\5.0\Bpl\NxCommonRun.bpl'

Strange since it refers to the only module that compiles and installs without an error message.