== Requirements ===================================================
For the compatibility version, you need to have one of these Delphi
versions installed:

- Delphi 7
- Delphi 2005
- Delphi 2006 *
- Delphi 2007
- Delphi 2009
- Delphi 2010
- Delphi XE
- Delphi XE2
- Delphi XE3
- Delphi XE4
- Delphi XE5
- Delphi XE6

You also need to have a version of the following packages installed
to fully make use of the features of Lina Components:

- Indy 10 **
- RemObjects PascalScript 3 **

 *) The code will run under Turbo-Delphi 2006, but the components
    won't be available in the components palett of the personal
    version.

**) This is the recommended version under which the official
    repository of Lina Components is being developed. The code might
    also run with older versions, but that might cause errors or
    limitations.

== Obtainment =====================================================
To get Lina Componants, you can either download a snapshot or use a
version control system. If you choose to use the snapshot
alternative you have to take care of your up-to-date-keeping by
yourself. Note that due to security and functionality issues it is
recommended to always run the latest version of Lina Components
unless you are forced to do elsewise.

To get your copy of Lina Components, first visit the official
website at: https://bitbucket.org/Dennis07/lina-components
- Navigate to the "Downlads" > "Download repository" to get the
  latest version once.
- Use a GIT* client to clone the project's work directory onto your
  machine. Refresh update it to the latest version.

*) GIT is a version control system originally developed to manage
   linux kernal distributions. It is used to ensure developers to
   always work with the latest versions of code libraries available
   and is being used by alot of project maintainers.
   The most frequntly-used GIT client is "Tortoise GIT", available
   under: http://tortoisegit.org/

== Installation ===================================================
1. Add the "{...}\Source" and the "{...}\Source\Compiled" Folders
   to your application's library path
2. Open the corresponding packe for your Delphi version located in
   {...}\Package\{DELPHI_...}\{LINA_D_...}.dpk
3. Right-click on the package and compile it *
4. Right-click on the package and build it
5. Right-click on the package and install it
6. Close the package

*) If you are using Delphi XE5 Dev-Update 2, the units are already
   ready for use. Just skip this step, if you want.