In folder where delphi is installed open bin/ folder then copy your
solution to that folder and call
dcc32.exe YourProgram.pas

Another way to do this in IDE is to:
Create new project
Remove Unit1 from that project.
View project source.
Remove any f**cing delphi things like uses forms, Application.Init;
In the beginnig type {$APPTYPE CONSOLE}, to know wether you program
is being executed. I did not checked, but I think you must comment
that directive before sending program to Judge. Adding dot (.) after
{ is enogh:
{.APPTYPE CONSOLE}
Enjoy :)

1) Run Delphi.
2) Press File and chose New. There will appiare a new windows.
3) In this list chose Colsole Application.

                And you will start...

Ural Judge System uses Delphi 2.0 compiler, so you can write your
program in any version of Delphi (I use Delphi 6.0) as Console
Application. To sumbit your solution just copy all the text of
program. It is possible to use {$APPTYPE CONSOLE} and // comments.
But you should know, that the types equal the types in Turbo Pascal
7.0. You also cann't use dynamic arrays and other features of Delphi
more than 2.0 version.