Why oh why, when a 3rd party library is purchased are you not able to simply open the package project, build and and install.   Why must every single package put up a fight where I have to debug the damn install?   For a different 3rd party component set I just paid $400 for, I look at the changes since the last version I bought (XE4) and there's a whopping 5 or 6 changes, and of those 3 of them were to make the package compatible with the latest IDE.  No new components, no enhanced functionality, and the documentation looks like it did in 2002.   I guess I just paid someone's light bill for the last few months.  On yet another 3rd party component, the installer built the components and installed for me (ignoring any preference I may have as to where I want to BPLs, DCUs, DCPs, but adding more garbage to the library path).  I have another component set that relies on that component set.  There's a DCU issue, so I need the source.   I download the registered source, and it's password protected.  That vendor didn't send me the updated password when they released the new XE7 compatible source.  Can you say extremely frustrated!   I might have all the components I need installed before XE8 comes out, which I'll probably skip installing due to the high probability of repeating this nightmare.   All, in all, a simple standard for installation needs to be created.  One that's simple, configurable, and quick, and preferably automated.