TPathDialog is handled like a CommonDialog. Call Execute and it shows the standard Windows 95 Dialog for choosing a directory.
Prevents that your application may be started more than once. To the first instance are passed the parameters with which the second instance was started. Demonstrates use of memory mapped files and semaphores.
This component enables you to track some system events. Currently implemented are Shell events (i.e. Activation, Creation, Closure of Applications) and Keyboard events. The shell events have one drawback: The name parameter is identical for all insta
THistoryList for managing an automatic list of recently used files in a menu and TBookmarks for automatic handling of a convenient bookmark menu. The bookmarks may be used for files, directories, etc. | 
