To debug a project on a machine that does not have RAD Studio installed, you must install the remote debugger executable files. You can install these files either directly from the installation disk or by copying them from a machine that has RAD Studio installed.

1. Use the installation disk if it is available.
2. Use files from the machine that has the IDE installed if the installation disk is not available.

1. Insert the installation disk into the remote machine.
2. Choose Install Remote Debugger.
3. Follow the instructions provided by the wizard.

1. Create a directory on the remote machine for the installation files.
2. Locate the following files on the local machine (by default, the files are in C:\Program Files\CodeGear\RAD Studio\5.0\Bin):
   • rmtdbg105.exe
   • bccide.dll
   • bordbk105.dll
   • bordbk105N.dll
   • comp32x.dll
   • dbkpro100.dll
   • DCC100.DLL
3. Copy the files from your local machine to the directory you created on the remote machine.
4. On the remote computer, register bordbk105.dll and bordbk105n.dllby running the regsvr32.exe registration utility. For example, on Windows XP, enter C:\Windows\System32\regsvr32.exe bordbk105.dll at the command prompt, then enter C:\Windows\System32\regsvr32.exe bordbk105n.dll.
5. If you are debugging an ASP.NET application, copy Borland.dbkasp.dll to the Install\GlobalAssemblyCache directory on the remote machine. If you are debugging an ASP.NET application, register the Borland.dbkasp.dll in the GlobalAssemblyCache using the Microsoft .NET gacutil.exe utility. For example, on Windows XP with Microsoft .NET Framework SDK, enter C:\Program Files\Microsoft.NET\SDK\v1.1\Bin\gacutil Borland.dbkasp.dll.