TWINDOWIMAGE COMPONENT INSTALLATION, REMOVAL, AND REPLACEMENT

The procedures below will effectively walk you through, step-by-step,
with the installation, removal, and/or re-installation/replacement of
the TWindowImage component in/from the Delphi component library.  If
steps seem unclear, or need further clarification, it is suggested that
the user/reader consult the Delphi documentation on the installation of
VCL components.  While every effort was expended to derive a step by
step procedural list, some areas may require some related documentation
for users not familiar with the installation of VCL components.  The
Borland Delphi documentation may be a bit clearer for some people, is
written well, and provides related topics (should further background be
needed).  If you are experienced with adding/removing/replacing Delphi
VCL components, you can probably skip reading the following procedures
altogether.

(Initial installation - no previous TWindowImage component installed)
To install the TWindowImage component:
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 0. "Un-Zip" this package to a directory on the
    hard-drive and move the DCR/DCU files, etc.,
    where you want Delphi to install them from.
 1. Start Delphi, if not already started.
 2. From the Delphi menu items, select Options.
 3. Select Install Components.
 4. In the Install window, make sure that the path
    contains the path to the winimage DCU/DCR files.
 5. Click Add.
 6. Click Browse.
 7. Select the directory path of the winimage files.
 8. Select File Type as Unit File (*.DCU).
 9. Select winimage.dcu.
10. Click OK.
11. Click OK in the Install Components Window.
12. Delphi will now rebuild the component library
    to include the TWindowImage component.
13. When Delphi finishes rebuilding the component
    library, the TWindowImage component will be
    located on the 'Samples' palette page.  If you
    prefer a different palette page location, see
    the Delphi documentation on this topic:
    Customizing the Component Palette.
14. Now, you are finished with the component
    installation.  From here, you can proceed with
    testing the component, run the demos, etc.


(Removal of installed TWindowImage component)
To un-install the TWindowImage component:
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 0. Start Delphi, if not already started.
 1. From the Delphi menu items, select Options.
 2. Select Install Components.
 3. In the Install Components Window, select
    winimage from the installed units.
 4. Click the Remove button.
 5. Click OK.
 6. Delphi will now remove the component and
    rebuild the component library.
 7. When Delphi finishes rebuilding the library,
    the TWindowImage component will no longer
    appear on the component palette.
 8. Now, you are finished removing the component.
    From here, you can shut-down Delphi, do other
    stuff, etc.  If you are absolutely sure that
    you will never need the component again, you
    can delete the winimage files from the disk.


(Replacement of a previous version of the TWindowImage component)
To re-install/replace the TWindowImage component:
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 0. Start Delphi, if not already started.
 1. From the Delphi menu items, select Options.
 2. Select Install Components.
 3. In the Install Components Window, select
    winimage from the installed units.
 4. Click the Remove button.
 5. Click Add.
 6. Click Browse.
 7. Select the directory path of the winimage files.
 8. Select File Type as Unit File (*.DCU).
 9. Select winimage.dcu.
10. Click OK.
11. Click OK in the Install Components Window.
12. Delphi will now rebuild the component library
    to include the replacement TWindowImage component.
13. When Delphi finishes rebuilding the component
    library, the new TWindowImage component will be
    located on the 'Samples' palette page.  If you
    prefer a different palette page location, see
    the Delphi documentation on this topic:
    Customizing the Component Palette.
14. Now, you are finished with the component
    re-installation/replacement.