Is there a way to automatically find all third-party components used in the project?

Is there any Delphi expert or similar that allows me to automatically find all third-party components used in the project?

I need to submit a project that uses several third-party components, and for compilation I will also have to include third-party components that it uses. Any faster way than manually looking at all the shapes of third-party components?

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Clear the Delphi search paths in the global and project parameters and re-add them one by one when the compiler or IDE complains. You may need to remove your DCUs.

Another source-based approach that you can use is to start the XN Resource Editor in your executable file and look at RC Data\PACKAGEINFO\Language Neutral Contains tab displays all the units associated with your executable file.

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Borland had a tool a few years ago, which is now called "VCLScanner". He analyzed your entire source and told you which components you used and how many places. It sounds the same as what you are asking for. This is a link to it: http://www.torry.net/pages.php?id=482

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