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Randy:

> Does adagide have its own compiler?  The only thing I installed was the 
> adacore 2006 gpl, then installed adagide.

Then it should work perfectly. Apparently it doesn't...

 > i don't know how to change the path for adagide and/or tell
 > it what compiler to use.

For checking it, you just type "path" in the command line interpreter (cmd).
For changing it, I give you the "XP way" - hopefully it is +/- the same with 
Vista -: Icon My computer, right-click, Properties, tab: Advanced, Button 
Environment Variables; there you have the PATH.
But are you sure you didn't install a tool which is using another packaging of 
GCC without Ada ? You can check it with the PATH anyway...
Good luck!
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