Hi Stephen,
        Yes, I've set up packages before so that they work with newer
versions, however in this case the one and only problem is that it requires
'Dsgnintf' after ver 6 of Delphi.  Before that it requires 'designide'.  Is
there a replacement file I can use for this?  Do you have any idea what I
can look for in the Delphi units that might do the job in D2007?
        And speaking of D2007, I'm just a little confused about the
currently available versions.  When I purchased D2007, I did so directly
from Borland and received the RAD Pro Studio version 11.0.2627.5503.  But on
the web sites and blogs I see references to D2007 that was released without
Vista compatibility.  Mine has a Vista dialogs component set, yet they speak
of one which doesn't have it included.
        Mainly the only reason I want to know about this is to find the
correct updates and/or patches if any have been released.  When I go to the
update site of Borland's, they have 3 patches listed, but I'm not sure if
they are referring to my version or a different one! 

from Robert Meek dba "Tangentals Design"
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S. Posey said:

The evidence on the SourceForge site for LockBox 
(sourceforge.net/projects/tplockbox/) is that it's not been 
updated recently enough to have explicit support for D2007.

The typical process we followed at TurboPower to update a product 
for a new version of Delphi was to take the product's version 
include file and add appropriate version defines for the new 
compiler; missing version defines is likely the cause of whatever 
issues you're seeing right now.

We'd then attempt to compile the project and plow through any 
issues that arose due to compiler changes; sometimes that was 
easy, sometimes there was some fiddly work involved.

If I had a copy of D2007, I'd be happy to try to update the 
product for you; but since I don't get it at work any more, and 
can't afford the compiler upgrade on my present salary, I'm kind 
of stuck with D7 for the occasional Delphi stuff I still do.

If you want to take a stab at it yourself, try making the 
compiler define changes and run the compiler. If you let me know 
what sort of error(s) you're seeing, I'll try to diagnose.

Sorry I couldn't be more help.

Stephen Posey
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