Like many of you who don't use Delphi all day long, I'd like to minimize the
time it takes to load. For some reason, I'm unsuccessful in what--I
think--ought to be fairly simple. Perhaps you can help me. Here's what I'd
like to do ...
When Delphi starts, I'd like it to load only a minimal number of installed
packages/components (i.e., the ones you can check in the Component|Install
Packages... menu). When I begin a new project, I would still like to have
only a minimal number of packages installed. At that point, I'd like to be
able to choose the packages/components I'd like to be part of my project.
The hard part is saving all this. The *next* time I load Delphi, I'd *still*
like it to load a minimum number of packages, and when I reopen my project
have *only* the packages I'd previously selected load.
I seem to be more successful at having Delphi start with a minimum # of
loaded packages then having my choices for an individual project saved,
i.e., the next time I load a project I find all the packages reloaded again.
I feel a little dumb asking such a simple question--but I'd rather feel dumb
and save time then feel smart as I wait forever for projects to start :-)
Thanks, as always -- Al
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