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Download TeeGrid

Before installation, download the latest version of TeeGrid:

Download Latest Version

Get the latest TeeGrid release from Steema Software
The download includes:
  • Source code for VCL and FireMonkey
  • Package files for RAD Studio and Lazarus
  • Demo projects and examples
  • Documentation

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Installation for RAD Studio / Delphi / C++

1

Extract the downloaded files

Extract the TeeGrid archive to a folder on your system, for example:
C:\TeeGrid\
2

Open the package in RAD Studio

Launch RAD Studio, Delphi, or C++ Builder and open the appropriate package file:For VCL projects:
src\delphi\Packages\VCL\TeeGrid.dproj
For FireMonkey projects:
src\delphi\Packages\FMX\TeeGridFMX.dproj
Choose the package that matches your IDE version. If you’re using an older IDE version, you may need to open the corresponding .dpk file.
3

Build the package

Right-click the package in the Project Manager and select Build.This compiles the TeeGrid library units.
4

Install the package

Right-click the package again and select Install.You should see a confirmation message that TeeGrid components have been installed:
  • TTeeGrid (VCL or FMX)
The component will appear in the Tool Palette under the TeeGrid tab.
5

Add library paths

Add the TeeGrid source paths to your IDE library path:Go to Tools → Options → Language → Delphi → LibraryAdd these paths to the Library path for each platform you’re using:For VCL:
C:\TeeGrid\src\delphi
C:\TeeGrid\src\delphi\VCL
For FireMonkey:
C:\TeeGrid\src\delphi
C:\TeeGrid\src\delphi\FMX
Replace C:\TeeGrid\ with your actual installation path.

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Installation for Lazarus FreePascal

1

Extract the downloaded files

Extract the TeeGrid archive to a folder, for example:
~/TeeGrid/
or on Windows:
C:\TeeGrid\
2

Open the Lazarus package

Launch Lazarus IDE and open the package file:
Menu → Package → Open Package File (.lpk)
Navigate to and open:
src\delphi\Packages\Lazarus\TeeGrid_Lazarus.lpk
3

Compile the package

In the Package dialog, click Compile.Lazarus will compile all TeeGrid units.
4

Install the package

Click Use → Install in the Package dialog.Lazarus will ask to rebuild the IDE. Click Yes.After the IDE restarts, TTeeGrid will be available in the component palette.
5

Configure library paths (if needed)

If you encounter unit not found errors, add the TeeGrid paths:Go to Project → Project Options → Compiler Options → PathsAdd to Other unit files:
~/TeeGrid/src/delphi
~/TeeGrid/src/delphi/VCL

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Verify Installation

To verify that TeeGrid is correctly installed:
1

Create a new project

Create a new VCL or FireMonkey application.
2

Add TTeeGrid component

Open the Tool Palette and locate the TeeGrid tab.Drag a TTeeGrid component onto your form.
3

Run the project

Press F9 to compile and run.You should see an empty grid on your form.
If the component doesn’t appear in the palette, check that:
  • The package was installed successfully
  • The library paths are correctly configured
  • You’re looking in the correct component palette tab

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Project Configuration

For each project that uses TeeGrid, ensure you add the required units to your uses clause: 
uses
  VCLTee.Grid,      // Main TeeGrid component
  Tee.GridData,     // Data source classes
  Tee.GridData.Rtti; // RTTI data binding

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Troubleshooting

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Package Not Installing

If the package fails to install:
  1. Check that you’re using a compatible IDE version
  2. Try building the package for the correct platform (Win32/Win64)
  3. Check for compilation errors in the Messages window

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Components Not Appearing

If TTeeGrid doesn’t appear in the palette:
  1. Verify the package is in the Installed Packages list (Components → Install Packages)
  2. Try restarting the IDE
  3. Check that the .bpl file was created in the appropriate folder

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Unit Not Found Errors

If you get “Unit not found” errors:
  1. Verify the library paths are correctly set
  2. Check that the paths use the correct path separators for your OS
  3. Ensure you’ve added both the main delphi folder and the framework folder (VCL or FMX)

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Next Steps

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