[DUG] Spacely Beta Bloggers

[John Bird]

I have some simple questions - if you are the appropriate person to ask
these to :)

I am tempted to upgrade to Delphi D2007  win32.

Q1 - Is there a restriction about programs built under Spacely not running
on Win9x?  Or running as long as certain components are not used?

(I can live with that, as there are already some parts of programs made with
BDS 2006 that have restrictions -  For instance any program using Rave
Reports code based printing does not run under Win 9x as the print preview
uses some stuff in graphics that is only Win 2000 onwards.  Also some
windows API functions such as    GetLastInputInfo are Win 2000 on only).

If it is a core IDE/forms stuff that won't run under Win 9x then I may have
to wait as for now I do still need to produce some programs that will run
under Win 98 for instance.

Q2 - alternatively if I move to Delphi 2007 and copy source back to the BDS
2006 environment will BDS 2006 remove any form and component properties it
doesn't recognise?

Q3 - Apart from Vista aero and dialogs support and refinements in the IDE
mentioned on the blog with the components palette speed, any other
significant enhancements/alterations?

John

-----Original Message-----
From: delphi-bounces at ns3.123.net.nz [mailto:delphi-bounces at ns3.123.net.nz]
On Behalf Of Jeremy North
Sent: Tuesday, 6 March 2007 1:45 p.m.
To: delphi at ns3.123.net.nz
Subject: [DUG] Spacely Beta Bloggers


Hi guys,

Just letting you know that I'm one of the "Spacely" (Delphi 2007 for Win32 -
official name) beta bloggers and have done a number of (well
5) Spacely specific blogs recently.

http://jedqc.blogspot.com

If you have specific questions I have some guidelines that I can't venture
outside but it is a pretty long leash.

cheers,
Jeremy
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