A switchcontrol-component with up to 8 steps.
Compound.pas required (in zip).
Sourcecode and demo
a simple IP-Address Editcontrol.Comctl32.dll Version 4.7 needed
The ProfDHTMLEdit component allows Delphi and C++Builder application developers to incorporate "what you see is what you get" (WYSIWYG) HTML editing capabilities into their applications. The component uses Microsoft's Component Object...
The xpPageControl component is enhanced version of the TPageControl with gradient tabs, colored tabs, tabSheets with bitmap background and other features. Using this component your application will look like WinXP-program even if you start it under
G-Button is one of visual component in VCL Pack, G button is a control that allow you make your own graphical button from any image that you already have. You can create the button that has four states normal, hover, up, and down. You can define sepa
TAntialiasEdit is an advanced Edit with an antialias property which allows smoother integration in the user interface. It inherits from standard TCustomEdit and TDBEdit to provide the exact same behaviour. Besides this antialias capability,
CheckBox which allows to use:ImageType: 7 different glyphStyle: bvNone, bvLowered, bvRaised, bvRound, bvSimpleColorFont: ColorFontIn, ColorFontOutPlayMusic: Play music on event Checked / not CheckedMultiLine HintFlatTransparentThis version include De
This component is same TListbox Component delphi but with extra ability for add/insert image into listbox items (Image ListBox). This demo show you all ability for this
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TComboSpinEdit allows the user to choose from a range of numeric values by clicking on special "spin buttons", or by clicking on the combo button that allows extremely fast and precise input, even for floating-point numbers. Users can... | 
