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This is probably a question that has an easy/simple/obvious answer, but I’ve found myself asking it many, many times, and never able to answer it:
When I Ctrl-click a class name, Delphi loads up the unit that defines it (assuming it’s on the browse path). Once it’s open in the IDE, is there a way to quickly find out where that PAS file resides folder-wise, on the hard drive?
In Delphi 2009 you can hover over the tab at the top of the code.