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Welcome to the club! I'm a Delphi veteran too

Yeah, meanwhile guilib is integrated in CORE.DLL, so simply add
a reference to CORE instead of guilib and it should be fine.

Well the ISetupForm is the "interface to implement" which means that your plugin class MUST at least contain all the procedures listed in step 12.
This is what will be done in step 14.

To indicate that you want to implement this interface, you have to add the ISetupForm like this:

[code]public class SetupForm : System.Windows.Forms.Form, ISetupForm
{
[....]
}[/code]

which means that SetupForm inherits from the FORM class but at the same time implements ISetupForm.

Hope that helps.... otherwise just ask!

Daniel

<blockquote data-quote="waeberd" data-source="post: 11083" data-attributes="member: 10343">Welcome to the club! I'm a Delphi veteran too <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Yeah, meanwhile guilib is integrated in CORE.DLL, so simply adda reference to CORE instead of guilib and it should be fine.Well the ISetupForm is the &quot;interface to implement&quot; which means that your plugin class MUST at least contain all the procedures listed in step 12.This is what will be done in step 14.To indicate that you want to implement this interface, you have to add the ISetupForm like this:[code]public class SetupForm : System.Windows.Forms.Form, ISetupForm{&nbsp;[....]}[/code]which means that SetupForm inherits from the FORM class but at the same time implements ISetupForm.Hope that helps.... otherwise just ask!Daniel</blockquote>

[QUOTE="waeberd, post: 11083, member: 10343"] Welcome to the club! I'm a Delphi veteran too :-) Yeah, meanwhile guilib is integrated in CORE.DLL, so simply add a reference to CORE instead of guilib and it should be fine. Well the ISetupForm is the "interface to implement" which means that your plugin class MUST at least contain all the procedures listed in step 12. This is what will be done in step 14. To indicate that you want to implement this interface, you have to add the ISetupForm like this: [code]public class SetupForm : System.Windows.Forms.Form, ISetupForm { [....] }[/code] which means that SetupForm inherits from the FORM class but at the same time implements ISetupForm. Hope that helps.... otherwise just ask! Daniel [/QUOTE]