Windows NT Service Wizards for Delphi 4

Description:

  This archive contains two Delphi 4 wizards - one to create a new Windows NT service 
application project and another to add additional NT services to a service 
application. The wizards are implemented as DLL's and some registry entries will 
need to be made before they are used (see the Installation section for details). 
Also, there is a design-time package that needs to be installed before the wizards 
will work.

  These wizards are intended for user of Delphi 4 Professional - they are already 
available in Delphi 4 C/S. I don't know if they will work with the Standard version 
of the product.

Contact Information:

  If you have any questions, comments, or suggetions about these wizards please drop me an email at:
	fixplus@ix.netcom.com .

Installation:

	IMPORTANT: READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST!

	1) Unzip the archive and place the two DLL files (ServiceAppWiz.dll and
	   ServiceWiz.dll) in your Delphi4\Bin directory.

	2) Place the files ServiceModule.bpl and ServiceReg.pas in your Delphi4\Lib
	   directory.

	3) From the Start menu run Regedit.exe and navigate to the following key: 

	     HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Borland\Delphi\4.0\Experts

	4) Add two new String Value entries to this key with the following properties:

	   Value Name     Value Data
	   ----------     ----------
	   ServiceAppWiz  "C:\Program Files\Borland\Delphi4\Bin\ServiceAppWiz.dll"
	   ServiceWiz     "C:\Program Files\Borland\Delphi4\Bin\ServiceWiz.dll"

	   If you have Delphi installed somewhere other than the default path make
	   sure the above entries point to the actual location of the two DLLs.

	5) Change to the following key:

	      HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Borland\Delphi\4.0\Known Packages

	   and add the following entry:

	    Value Name				Value Data
	    ----------				----------
	    $(DELPHI)\Lib\ServiceModule.bpl	"(untitled)"

	6) Exit the Registry Editor and the next time you start Delphi the Wizards 
	   should be available on the New page of the Object Repository.

Good Luck,

Matt Loranger