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I am not a lawyer so please correct me if I haven't understood this properly.... Is Sencha saying that... 1. You need to buy a license to develop in UniGUI AND 2. Your customer too needs to buy a license to use what you develop using UniGUI Is that what they are saying? Nirav

Farshad, I applaud you on the contribution that you have made to Delphi developers and their instantaneous conversion to web developers with very little learning curve. It's fantastic. My concerns lie around the following: 1. As a developer, I would like to have a full control of the stuff that I purchase. Also, I would like to deal with only one agency for a solution. At this point, I am not sure about the distinction between the price that has to be paid for UniGUI and the price of ExtJS. 2. As a developer, I wouldn't like to deal with different licensing systems (or worse, depend on Sencha's licencing moods) to determine how I can develop application using UniGUI. 3. If writing dynamic web apps will lead to requiring an OEM licence from Sencha, that's a huge drawback. However, the work you have done with UniGUI is outstanding, no doubt. My suggestion ( if it's possible to do ): 1. Create a single interface for the developer .. YOU... where he gets license for UniGUI + ExtJS combined. 2. There should not be any restrictions in the usage for UniGUI + ExtJS at anytime. 3. Sencha should adhere to stable and liberal licensing norms for UniGUI (which should not be a problem since the developers are Delphi focused). Nirav Kaku

Gerhard... I found it... thanks to you! I went into the on complete event and figured that the file is stored in cache folder with a unique name. You can get it with AStream.FileName property. From there, I think you just need to copy it to whichever location you want to. Nirav ps: FM --- I just want you to know that I really appreciate the work you are putting behind UniGUI. It's fabulous... keep it up!

Thanks for the response Gerhard! But I was under the impression that by default, all files gets stored automatically in the \files folder, isn't it? Nirav

What am I missing?