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William Dieter

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Apr 8, 2008, 7:54:09 PM4/8/08
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I moved C++ Builder from an older Computer to a new Computer and reformatted
the disc on the old Computer. The old Computer was Windows XP and the new
Computer is Windows Vista.
The first problem is that when i open C++ Builder I get the message
"Setup.exe(1): The requested operation requires elevation". I do not know
what this message means.
The second problem:
I like to keep all of the files that I create for C++ Builder in a file that
I create and name "Projects" in the C:ProgramFiles/CodeGear/RadStudio/5.0
Directory and work from this directory rather than the C++ Builder default
behavior Directories. I copied the "Projects" folder from the old Computer
and put the contents into the newly created "Projects" folder on the new
Computer. For some reason all of the files were converted to Read Only and
I went through and unchecked the Read Only Box on all of the files. If I
try to run a "Build" on any of the files I get two error messages.

[BCC32 Warning] CreatedGapSet.cpp(5): W8058 Cannot create pre-compiled
header: write failed

#include <vcl.h>

#pragma hdrstop //line 5

[BCC32 Error} CreatedGapSet.cpp(205): F1013 Error writing output file
//line 205 is two lines beyond the end of the code

All of the files and Projects compiled properly on the previous Computer,
but transferring the files to the new Computer has not been seamless.

Remy Lebeau (TeamB)

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Apr 8, 2008, 8:33:19 PM4/8/08
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"William Dieter" <mbin...@q.com> wrote in message
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> The first problem is that when i open C++ Builder I get the
> message "Setup.exe(1): The requested operation requires
> elevation". I do not know what this message means.

It means that setup.exe requires admin rights, but your logged in user
account does not have them. You will find that you are likely going to hit
a lot of UAC (User Acess Control) issues now that you are on Vista.

> I like to keep all of the files that I create for C++ Builder in a file
> that I create and name "Projects" in the
> C:ProgramFiles/CodeGear/RadStudio/5.0 Directory

That is a bad place to put them, even on XP. The "C:\Program Files"
hierarchy should be treated as read-only except to installers. You should
be storing your project files underneath your "My Documents" folder
somewhere. RAD STudio has a folder already set up there for you.

> I copied the "Projects" folder from the old Computer and put the contents
> into
> the newly created "Projects" folder on the new Computer. For some reason
> all of the files were converted to Read Only

Because "C:\Program Files" and its subfolders are read-only to begin with.

> All of the files and Projects compiled properly on the previous Computer,
> but transferring the files to the new Computer has not been seamless.

That is Vista for you.


Gambit


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