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Luckily Clicking Delphi XE launches 2010…
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2 Responses for "RAD Studio XE destroys RAD Studio 2010?"
It seems harsh to state it ‘destroys” RAD Studio 2010 when a shortcut label changes, but points to the right place.
RAD Studio 2010 works fine after installation of XE. This is an interesting bug though, I’ll ask the team to look into it – we do test backwards compatibility and had dozens of beta testers indicate RS 2010 and RS XE work fine side by side.
Regards,
Chris
Hi Chris, nice to see you are a reader!
I meant it with a little humour and of course I put it in a question mark.
Let me say again: it’s just the shortcut that is wrong, Delphi 2010 is launched and works 100%.
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