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    Installing Delphi with an MSA

    Woaw ! That's a lot of good news 🙂 Thanks a lot for your fast and precise responses 👍
  2. Dear All, We are installing a new Jenkins solution for CI/CD. We'll have a server for Jenkins itself and a server for the Agents. On the Agent server, I need to install Delphi so that we'll be able to recompile applications. For security reasons, I'am asked by the Infrastructure Manager if it's possible to use an MSA (Managed Service Account) for the Agent. As far Ias I understand, this means that Delphi should be installed using the MSA too. Am I right ? Am I wrong ? Is it possible ? Are there some alternatives ? I've also read in another topic the a Network licence could be used to simplify this problematic. Will this help here ? Any idea, suggestion or solution base are welcome. I wish you all a pleasant day, Michel
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    Cannot compile FMX app for window 32 bits platform

    HEllo Uwe, Thanks for your help. When trying to add the path, Delphi si complaying that is it alread in the list. I thing that the path is referenced as $(BDSLIb)\$(Platform)\release in the Library path. Looking for fmx.fontGlyphs.dcu... It exists in win64/release. In win32/release, there's only a FMX.FontGlyphs.Win.dcu but no FMX.FontGlyphs.dcu ... Michel
  4. Hi all, Just installed a fresh version of Delphi Alexandria (11.1). As I experienced problems with some TMS tools, I tried to figure out the problem and I created a simple multi-device application. It's the basic empty project with neither code nor component added. As it compiles for the 64 bit Win platform, I get an error while compiling for the 32 bits platform. ("Unit FMX.FontGlysphs not found") It seems also that the fmx unit should be missing in 32 bits as this is the main error I get when trying to compile TMS components. Could someone point me to some checks or procedure to solve this (probably stupid) problem ? Thanks by advance, Michel
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