Run the setup program to copy all the source code examples to your hard drive. All the source files are copied to a single directory tree and organized in one project group (Nutshell.bpg). With two exceptions, the setup program performs a simple copy of the source files. The exceptions are the cltn50.bpl and nutshl50.bpl runtime packages: the setup program modifies the project options so when you build the packages, the .BPL files are stored in your Windows system directory so Windows can easily find and load the runtime packages. After installing the source code, open Nutshell.bpg in Delphi and away you go. Start by building all the projects, and if you want to use the TTile component, you can install the Nut50.bpl design-time package. Note that the downloaded source code might differ from some of the examples in the book. The printed examples are often simplified to highlight an important point, but the downloaded source code contains the full complexity of a working project.