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Hi, I just realized that I am installing the wrong Delphi version on a new tablet. Embarcadero was quick to supply me a registration bump (from 2 to 3) and I was able to begin the installation of Delphi 12.., or so I thought. However, I grabbed the wrong .iso file folder "RADStudio_11_2_10937a" and began installing it. It should have been the "RADStudio_12_0_4915718.iso" file. Being so used to the Rad Studio 11 logo, I over looked it--twice! I am currently at the "specify location" dialog. Is it too late for me to stop and cancel the install and restart but with the "RADStudio_12_0_4915718.iso" file?

I'm almost sure this is not the ideal forum to ask this, but maybe someone has a quick response. I want to deploy my Delphi application that uses Python4Delphi. Because I wanted my application standalone, during the installation, I deployed to the Python version needed without registering it. This allows me to not ask the user for the need to have a particular version of Python on his computer, but... Hat happens with the rest of the third-party modules, like Pyvista? On my computer, for developing the Delphi Application, I've installed Pyvista with pip, but I don't know how to install it at the same time that the Delphi Application. One option is from the installer, call pip to install it, but my Python is unregistered. I don't know if this is going to be possible. Another option is to deploy the files I have on my developing computer, but I don't know if this will work on the target machine. Are there other options? Do you know a "correct" form of doing this? Many thanks for considering my request.