Installation Instructions

BACKUP YOUR \DELPHI\BIN\COMPLIB.DCL  Better safe than sorry.

Copy the IMGLIB30.DLL to a directory on your path or to the windows\system 
directory. IMGLIB30.DLL is a DISTRIBUTABLE FILE and needs to be included 
with your application.

Unzip the EXAMPLES.ZIP into a new directory. Copy the following files 
into a directory containing your 3rd party added VCL's:  (If you don't
have a directory yet please, make one).

PMREG.PAS, PMREG.DCR, TMULTIP.PAS, TDMULTIP.PAS, DLL30.DCU, 
SETSR30.DFM, SETSR30.PAS, SETCR30.DFM and SETCR30.PAS

Unzip the ILIBDOC.ZIP into a new directory. 

Copy IMGLIB30.HLP to your \DELPHI\BIN directory.
Copy IMGLIB30.KWF to your \DELPHI\HELP directory.

Execute delphi's HelpInst and open delphi.hdx which is located in 
your \DELPHI\BIN. Add a new Keyword file by the name IMGLIB30.KWF. 
Save delphi.hdx which will automatically rebuild your delphi help file.

Execute Delphi. In Delphi select Options\Install components\ Add and browse 
your 3rd party added VCLs directory. Select PMREG.PAS and press the OK button.

After the library is rebuilt, you will notice 4 new icons on your Delphi 
toolbar under images called: 


PMultiImage,
PDBMultiImage, 
PDBMultiMedia,
PDBMediaPlayer.

Remark:  The example project DEMOALL.DPR contains a button for help. If the
help file is not in the same directory as the project, the eaxmple might not
find the help file.

Installation Troubleshooting: 

The Delphi Library searchpath is very short (127 characters). The more 
VCL components you add, the larger your searchpath. Should you get a 
message PMREG.PAS or  PMREG.DCU not found, then your path is being truncated, 
the solution is to copy several 3rd party VCLs into one directory and delete 
the freed directories from your searchpath. 

If Complib cannot find IMGLIB30.DLL you will notice that all Icons are gone 
from your delphi toolbar and you get a message COMPLIB.DCL not found. No Panic, 
Just copy IMGLIB30.DLL to a directory on your path or to the windows\system 
directory and restore your backed up complib. 


Incase you want to use the DLL in BC++ then you can find the examples
to do so in cpp_exam.zip.