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https://www.finalbuilder.com/resources/blogs/code-signing-with-usb-tokens

I urge to create a bug report with detailed steps to reproduce. It should be verified that the patch is the real cause and that it doesn't happen without it. That allows others to confirm this or give hints what configuration is necessary to make it happen or not. The changes incorporated in this patch are probably pretty small, so the cause should be easy to find.

DaaS - Dongles as a Service

Is on the Tools -> Options -> User Interface -> Form Designer -> Enable VCL Styles ? If yes, then try to turn it off. Does it help ?

I wonder why some obvious things keep breaking unnoticed...

No, the Win64 path issue is not fixed by the patch, you have to manually patch the registry or change the library path, just done it, so ICS packages can again be built. Angus

That is basic stuff, perhaps you should consider a Delphi course or reading a book.

Thank you so much! I never bothered with code signing (we ship devices with our software pre-installed), so this is all entirely new to me.

Hi, David, ImageEn may be more than you want to spend on a hobby project. (It was a few hundred dollars several years ago when I bought it.) But the announcement below is pretty exciting. Whether you use it or not, I wanted to post this somewhere here so that others who might be interested would see it too,

Thanks. One thing to bear in mind with usb is that it is very sensitve to latency - so not sure how it would work in high latency connections. I have fiber at home and get 6ms pings to the data center where our servers live - which is fine. I suspect anything over 30ms might be a problem for some devices.

Hope not to derail this thread, but there is a ton of UI libraries for Rust. However, I know of no IDE that offers some kind of a form designer like those from RAD Studio or Visual Studio. I have used a simple WebView for small hobbyist projects in Rust (using wry which is also used by Tauri [Tauri in 100 Seconds - YouTube]). I'm not sure if I'd really miss creating VCL over HTML. I found it very enjoyable so far, however just on a very small scale. If you have heavily invested in custom VCL components over the years, then you're pretty much "locked in". From time to time, I am replacing some smaller parts of our Delphi applications with web interfaces. So far, I am very happy with the results, and I'd like to continue going down that route.

FYI, there is a sasl-oauth branch in Indy's GitHub repo to add OAuth2 SASL components for TIdSMTP/TIdPOP3/TIdIMAP4 (and TIdDICT). You would still have to obtain/refresh the OAuth2 token yourself from Google (or other OAuth2 provider), such as via HTTP, but Indy can then submit the token via SASL when accessing email.