  ** Tnt Delphi UNICODE Controls Project **

  ** For Borland C++ Builder 5 **


These projects build the design-time and run-time packages for use with
Borland C++ Builder 5. To build from scratch, do this:

1.  Build the C++ Builder run-time package TntLibR.bpk. The project file is
    configured to put all output in the same directory that contains the
    project file.

2.  Build the design-time package TntUnicodeVcl_D50.dpk or
    TntUnicodeVcl_D60.dpk (depending upon which version of Delphi you have).
    You may want to edit the project options first to set the output
    directories to something specific, so you don't have to guess where the
    output BPL file will go.

3.  Launch C++ Builder and install the design-time package BPL that you built
    in step 2. (Menu->Component->Install Packages, then use the top-most Add
    button...)

4.  Open and build the C++ Builder design-time package TntLibD.bpk. Like the
    run-time project file, it is configured to place all output in the same
    directory that contains the project file.

5.  Remove the Delphi-built design-time Tnt package from the C++ Builder
    palette, and install the C++ Builder-built package that you created in
    step 4 (again using Menu->Component->Install Packages...)


To build distributable applications using the Tnt package, either:

-   statically link the TntLibR.lib file (this is the default behavior; the
    C++ Builder IDE adds a #pragma link statement to any unit file that
    contains a Tnt control)

-   remove the #pragma link statements, and in the project options on the
    Packages tab, enable "Build with runtime packages" and enter TntLibR in
    the list of packages

