Translation of the RASDLG.H header file for 32-bit Delphi. Enables editing of Phonebook-entries under Windows NT 4.0. Supports dynamically loading of the RASDLG.DLL so your program won't crash if it doesn't exist.
PBOpenPreviewDialog and PBSavePreviewDialog are Open / Save Dialog-components with universal Preview (Preview of your files). The main property is OnPreview event where you can write code that displays your file the way you want. Two propertys...
TPBPrinterSetupDialog is a TPrinterSetupDialog component with capability of getting/setting printersetup-values (orientation, papersize etc) at designtime and runtime. Settings can be saved so users don't have to setup the printer every time they...
Essentially, it is a nice, Delphi-friendly wrapper around the IProgressDialog interface. You can choose the text for all of the fields, control the progress meter, and set the CommonAVI. An OnCancel event handler allows you to gracefully deal with...
This is a round about dialog box. It allow you to put your home page link.
This unit implements a replacement for Delphi's MessageDlg function, that uses a resource file instead of having the text hard-coded into the unit. This makes it very easy to translate the messages and use the MessageDlg functions within...
Open and SaveAs dialogs with media preview. Two seconds after clicking on a media file and the file will be played inside the preview area in case it is a movie, or in case of sound you will hear it. Drop it inside your application and enjoy fast...
This unit provides a MessageDlg replacement function that allows the user to specify whether or not they want to see the message in the future or not.
A dialog that displays the user's system in a heirarchial manner and allows a selection to be made. It is a wrapper for SHBrowseForFolder(), which is rather messy to use directly.
A component to wrap the Win95 PageSetupDlg common dialog API function.Borland seems to have forgotten this new common dialog in Delphi 2.0.
Dialog Workshop allows to speed up the creation of really customized standard dialogs (based on the Windows Common dialogs) in your Win32 Delphi/C++Builder applications without using WinAPI and resource editors! Many other powerful features like...
Three dialog components. TInputBox for single line input dialogs with some features. such as, standard and custom Icons, password char, etc. TProgressBox for quick progress meter dialogs, and TChDirDialog for directory selection.
This is Open/Save Dialog Box to use instead Borlands dialog boxes it's looks and works very like Windows 95 Open Dialog Box, so it useful for your 16-bit applications, all properties and methods copmletely like corresponding Borland's properties....
This is a dialog component that uses the RxCalcEdit control from RxLib for editing numbers. When shown, this dialog centers itself over the bounding rect of it's owner if possible otherwise over the desktop working area.Also included in this unit...
This component descends from TCustomNumEdit (in RxLib) and publishes all the necessary properties so that a new control is formed that can be used for editing numeric values with a clickable button in the edit control.
With MM4D you can change localization and Look&Feel of your dialogs.Some improvements are show in demo app.New Version 1.1.0
The Shell Folders unit provides various components, classes and routines for handling Windows shell folders. TPJBrowseDialog is a component that encapsulates the Windows Browse for Folder dialog box. This component supports the new style dialog...
Component for showing three kind of messages.
TLocaleDialog allows you to easily select from all the languages supported by Windows. You can also obtain information on the current language. There are properties to find out the codepage (e.g. $0409), the description (e.g. English (USA)) and...
This component allows you to show a Tip of the Day dialog as known from many applications. You can store the tips either with the component at design time, or you can store them in the registry. You can choose from 5 default icons or you can... | 
