It’s a bit confusing.
Readme does say you need to install components
The readme.md address this issue.
Let me quote it for you
- Component Installation
If you intend to view or modify the Setup project’s forms, you must install the following component units, which can be found in the Components directory.
BidiCtrls BitmapImage FolderTreeView NewCheckListBox NewNotebookReg NewProgressBar NewStaticText PasswordEdit RichEditViewerIf you intend to view or modify the Compil32 project’s forms, you must additionally install the following components. (Like the Compil32 project itself, these require Delphi 3 or later.)
DropListBox NewTabSet
But the readme does not tell you how to do this
The readme assumes you know how to install components from scratch.
This is a bit of an assumption and I can see why you’re getting stuck here.
In Delphi you need a create a .dpk
(package) file to put your components in.
Choose File->New->Package
And add all of the units listed above to your package.
Now build
the package and then install
it.
You should be seeing a message that 11 new components have been installed.
If this is successful you can open the forms.
If you have previously ignored
any errors and saved the project Delphi will have removed the components. In that case you’ll need to reload the project from github.
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