Another thhng is to check if you was using packages in the past. Using packages you do not need the source code in you're search path only the dcp file containing the dcu's in the package. When you normally compile with packages and start a new project without them you will get errors like this.
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by: HypoPosted on 2009-09-01 at 04:05:49ID: 25230240
AFAIK the delphi compiler finds the units it compiles with from two lists of directories, the first is the Library Path which you'll find under Tools->Environment Options->Library and the second is the Projects Search Path which you'll find Project->Options->Directorie s->Conditio nals->Searc h Path...
(This is how you find them in Delphi 7, in D2006 and later You'll find the Library Path under Tools->Options->Environment Options->Delphi Options->Library - Win32->Library Path)
When you get the kind of errors you have, you could always start to check that the files that the compiler can not find actually exists on your disk; and if they do then you should make sure that the path to these files exist in either the Library Path of Delphi or in the Search Path of your project...
If the files don't exist, then you probably have an incorrect installation of your components...
/Hypo