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Get the basic features of the Delphi 2010 Architect on this article. How can I activate my Delphi 2010 Architect?## Basic Activation Instructions: Create a folder on your computer where you want to store your activated Delphi 2010 files. In that folder, create a text file called "License.dat". Copy and paste the following license information from http://www.embarcadero.com/products/delphi-2010-architect into your License. dat file: Character String: F7F4-7D1F-8481-7202-8A8C-7649-5B8E Copy and paste the following into a text editor: "http://downloads.embarcadero.com/delphi/2010_Architect/delphi2010_activated.key" Save this text as a file, but with the ".reg" extension, for example "install_license.reg". Double click on your "install_license.reg" to run it. This will import the license information into your registry, and then export the entries. Restart Delphi or IDE for changes to take effect. This one is a bit more complicated to set up, but takes advantage of Embarcadero's licensing terms. The installer kindly allows you to set it up at the end of the install process. There are still some issues with it that need to be worked out; see the forum for discussion on this topic.Note that switching virtual machines can result in differences in the names of your projects and other settings like global options for example (see below). But changing your project settings by hand should not cause any problems - if you make a mistake you can simply restart Delphi, or restart IDE; you'll be back at where you started.Notes: The Delphi 2010 Architect supports version 8. 0 of the VCL. There is a known problem for an older version of the VCL, which can be fixed by upgrading to a later version. The plugin system was not supported in Delphi 2010 Architect. Notes: The UIPE (Universal Image Generator) was not supported in Delphi 2010 Architect Note: The syntax "P_StartPosition := P_StartPosition + 1;" is deprecated since it might result in changes in the order of project items in the Project Explorer (see above). Since Delphi 2010 Architect, with default settings, there are multiple copies of the same project loaded in memory at any given time. This causes problems when more than one person or team is working on the same project, because each new person will be storing their own copy of the project on an allocated memory space. If this results in substantial delays in working with the project, then one solution is to reduce the number of available copies of the project - see below. Another solution is to increase the number of available copies of the project - see below. Collision with other applications. The more projects you have loaded at once, and internal volatiles that are shared by different projects, means that each new project loaded will give rise to multiple items being allocated on your volatile memory space, increasing your RAM usage. cfa1e77820
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