components and your source code, and copy this back
after the Delphi installation.
Ross.
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On 2/22/2010 8:28 PM, Chuck Belanger wrote:
Would Windows Easy Transfer help this process?
Probably NO.
Some other way of moving my Delphi setup over less painfully?
Export your Borland/Embarcadero branches from registry (HKCU and HKLM)
to a REG file.
Reinstall Windows.
Reinstall
WinRar
On 1/22/2010 5:05 AM, MagnOz wrote:
Hi Mike,
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 04:44, SoftTechmi...@softtechks.com wrote:
Greetings All,
Would appreciate your opinion on the best software to use to create an
installer for my product. Would prefer something that is easy to learn and
use.
Actually it has also an installer feature.
In 30 seconds you can have a customized installer.
On 1/23/2010 1:24 PM, SoftTech wrote:
WinRar is not an installer but is used as a file archiver and data
compression utility.
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Doug Chamberlin wrote:
The Chromium project is, indeed, focussed on improving quality, and
the obvious goal of such as effort would be to eliminate all known
problems, but ALL known issues ever??? Please!
I read that long time ago so I don't remember all details exactly but I
was left
In Delphi road map, they promised a version named Chromium or something
like this, which will not bring new features but will fix ALL known
issues ever. Well, this is a good and final reason to upgrade from good
old D5 or D7! Right?
By the way, everytime I see a survey like which Delphi
Generate a key for your customers and encode the sale date into the key.
Also, implement a RTC test in your software to make sure the user does
not change the system time (set time back).
And you may want to register also computer's ID (for example HDD and CPU
ID) to make sure the key is not
Grid.Canvas.TextWidth(sYourBuffer)
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
Hello,
When a DBGrid is in insert or edit mode the text typed in is stored
somewhere in an internal buffer I guess. I want to get this buffer while
typing to calculate the width in pixels of the text.
Someone knows how this could
Maybe something like this:
http://www.google.de/url?sa=tsource=webct=rescd=1url=http%3A%2F%2Fcoding.derkeiler.com%2Fpdf%2FArchive%2FDelphi%2Falt.comp.lang.borland-delphi%2F2005-12%2Fmsg00068.pdfei=yuRySqOGHtmOjAfQyqW9Bwusg=AFQjCNEubRkFaNUqCPLPeNHEECkC5QU9ggsig2=oa1FE-yAvAz00wn52FK5mQ
Cédric
If you would like to permit the right mouse button click for selecting a
cell on the StringGrid, how would you do that ?
Have you try this:
procedure TFormGrid.GridMouseDown(Sender: TObject; Button: TMouseButton;
Shift: TShiftState; X, Y: Integer);
VAR ACol, ARow: Integer;
begin
if
Had the same problem after installing the latest ATI video driver.
They said they fixed a lot of bugs in that release - they never said
they inserted back few more :)
Ross Levis wrote:
Just an update on this issue. I haven't yet tried debugging the FormCreate
procedure as yet, but one user
Some years ago I have found something that merged together two programs.
I think (pretty sure) the name was softsilk but I don't remember more.
Sorry.
Rob Cameron wrote:
Hi Cubic, thanks for the hint. Googling Soft silk gives 179,000
hits, many of them quite interesting ;-) but none, as far
try a google search for SoftSilk or soft silk.
Rob Cameron wrote:
I'm not 100% clear about what exactly you want to do, but perhaps the
Exemod library from Gwen Carpenter might be helpful:
http://www.torry.net/authorsmore.php?id=3984
It allows you to insert files within files, etc. So you
Have you tried something like this?
s:= your string;
ReplaceString(s, #9, #10#13); {#10#13 is CRLF/ENTER}
MyNL.Test:= s;
chris.mo...@biuk.co.uk wrote:
Please help me with this tab file parsing. I don't create the file, I'm
just supposed to read it. The text is not enclosed in
Hi.
makes a registry entry of these two values, and NEVER are they the same
This value will change every time the user reinstalls Window!
---
You can try to use drive's (HDD IDE) uniques serial number (written in
drive's hardware) and which is guaranteed to be unique - as opposite
Hi.
Try to use unique Atoms.
Gunnar Blumert wrote:
Use FindWindow to find the main window handle of the program,
This is not very reliable. Just guess the user has 3 different versions of
the exe installed. How do you tell that the version you want to replace is
the one that is
I agree with that.
You should keep your application data (data currently processed) in a
record.
When you want to hibernate your application just save that record to
disk in a typed file.
Cosmin Prund wrote:
There's no way you can do that because you're not in control of anything
outside
Hi.
There is something similar for Thunderbird?
robert.poin...@yara.com wrote:
Try this I wrote it some years ago then we moved to Notes
function GetEmailAddress : String;
var
registry: TRegistry;
begin
registry := TRegistry.Create;
try
try
registry.RootKey :=
I don't think it will work that way.
Under Windows there is always a default email client: Outlook.
Alan Colburn wrote:
I'm looking for code that would detect whether or not a user has assigned a
default email client. I have methods that send email using the default
program, and if the user
Hi. The Application Icon of my application is wrong.
My application shows in taskbar a different icon than the classic Delphi
icon. Instead is shows the icon of one of my VCL's. That specific VCL
from which the icon was stolen is not used in my application but other
VCL's in the same package
I agree with Rob.
If you display a text, any text, anyone can see your text and write it
down in a text editor or on a piece of paper.
For a long string it may take too much, but for a short string it won't
be a problem.
Plus, there are quite few simple (hacking) tools that can copy a the
text
disabling the popup menu, will also disable other commands on it and it is
hard
In your case you need to replace the default pop-up menu with your own pop-up
menu. Just mane your menu to look like the default one, except the Copy
command. You can do it in about 120 seconds :)
I use this
Simple.
Just disable the pop-up menu. The user won't have access to the Copy
command anymore. Control+C also won't work.
:)
SoftTech wrote:
Greetings All,
Delphi 5.1
Does anyone know of a way to allow a user to view the contents of a memo, but
not allow them to copy it?
Thanks for any
Delete the registry keys: HKey_current_user\Software\Borland\
Or first try to delete the disabled packages key.
John Barrat wrote:
Stupidly I attempted to run what I thought was a previous version of Delphi
2006 on my machine installed with my working version of Delphi 2007.
As the
One-click solution to all your questions (also your application will
look way much better than XP or Vista):
http://www.link-rank.com
Jesper Stenlund wrote:
Hi all
I have a program that originally was created in -98 with Delphi 3 (on
Windows NT)
Since then we have moved from
Cameron Cole wrote:
The fact that you can be sitting there with an actual dead language
simply because the company doesn't want to support it any longer is just
scary.
You may want to see this: http://www.tahionic.com/reviving-Delphi/index.html
for
such problems and is assuming that the code has been thoroughly debugged and
that you know exactly what you are up to.
I hope this is helpful.
Dean
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Hi.
Recently I have discovered that my application will not crash if I run
this code with compiler optimization turned on.
Procedure TForm.buttonclick(sneder: tobject);
Var t: tstringlist;
Begin
t.free;
End;
If I push the button that calls this code, the main for disappear but
the
I get 13 hits. All of them merely show that it doesn't contain a virus.
Same for me.
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What is TextExtractor.dll?
Rich Cooper wrote:
Does anyone have a Delphi component, or other way to use TextExtractor.dll?
Example software would be very nice to have.
I'm using D7 on XP and Vista systems.
Tutorials on how to use TextExtractor would be very welcome also.
Look in registry for that extension to see which application in
associated with it.
This is a 2 step process.
Manually search your registry for .jpg and see an application associated
with the jpg files.
Then look for that application and you will find its path.
If you cannot find that extension
Oh... I forgot.
The registry path where this association is keep, is HKey_classes_root.
Robert Meek wrote:
Morning all,
I have an urgent need that I hope someone here can help me figure
out how to handle, involving how to find out the full path and filename of
an application via
Delete all DCU's in your project folder and in your search path.
Rich Cooper wrote:
Hi Delphiers,
While trying to compile an old pascal program with D7/Vista, I get an error
that I don't understand. It says:
[Fatal Error] Grail.dpr(6): Unit Messages was compiled with a different
version
Wow... this is great.
Thanks.
Marshall Fryman wrote:
hey,
here's the answer: http://ruminatedrumblings.blogspot.com/
it turns out to be a major pita, but doable if you play with it
enough. for wine there's an undocumented api call you can test
against. for vmware, you can test for an
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Subiect: I have a very strange question
The question: How do I know/detect if my software is running under
Windows?
Ok
to next?
Thanks,
Ross.
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Subject: Re: TMediaPlayer Cool.avi no go
Do you have the codec installed for that avi file
Do you have the codec installed for that avi file?
There is no such thing as AVI videos. Avi is just a container.
Important is the codec not the container.
Play your avi file with a different player like VLC or BSPlayer.
Does it work?
Also do a Google search for a tool called GSpot. It will
GSpot link
http://www.headbands.com/gspot/download.html
(freeware)
Ross Levis wrote:
I'm trying to get the TMediaPlayer component to play AVI files. I have no
problems with WMV and MPEG videos but AVI doesn't want to work.
For example, Delphi 7 comes with a very short video named
Hi Mick.
After some experimentation with the message queue and other 'wild'
Microsoft stuff, I turned back to this basic approach.
The simplest way it is always the best way!
:)
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Couple of things
MdiChildren is an indexed list of Child forms and
MDIChildCount tells
Hi Rob.
The problem was in the Notification procedure: the AComponent received
as parameter is not ready (created). Fixed now.
Now I can create the MDI forms and a button for each of them without
much overhead.
Thank for the answer.
Rob Kennedy wrote:
CubicDesign wrote:
Do you know
Dear List :)
Do you know the WindowMenu property of a (parent) form?
It links to a menu that lists all current MDI children of an application.
I want to list all existing children also in other place. More exactly I
want to create an interface similar with Macromedia Dreamweaver or
Delphi 7,
The CoolTrayIcon is working without this 'bug'.
subsimple.com/delphi.asp
Robert Meek wrote:
I've experienced the same problem with a variety of Tray Icon components.
They evidently don't respond to clicks made on the desktop. But I switched
to the one that comes with Raize
Hi.
I am speaking about D2007 not D7 :)
The help system needs a lot of time to load and show something. It
really sucks.
I hope that if I remove unnecessary stuff, it will load faster and it
also return less 'fake' results.
John Dammeyer wrote:
The easiest way is to start running Vista
Hi.
Does anybody know how to remove un-wanted items like dotNet, Rave, C++
from Delphi 2007 Help System?
Where are those files located?
How can I clear the cache (if there is one) ?
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Close Delphi.
Check in registry at 'Known disabled packages'.
If your packages are listed in that key, delete them (from that key).
Start Delphi.
Jerry Clancy wrote:
Using D5 Ent.
I am finally replacing my development system before it dies a natural death
after some 10 years+. I
1. Try to delete all files generated by the IDE (like DOF).
2. Try to delete the desktop files (DST) in Delphi's Bin folder.
Chris Stebbing wrote:
Hi All,
I am running Delphi2005. I have no idea why this has happened, but
all of a sudden the debugger has stopped showing values of
Dear Jeremy,
That bug existed. It is already documented by CodeGear.
Check the Internet.
Jeremy North wrote:
In my case, the main issue which rendered Delphi 2007 totally unusable
was that famous problem with the help system.
LOL. That excuse cracks me up.
I wanted to do it but the problems were already reported.
In my case, the main issue which rendered Delphi 2007 totally unusable
was that famous problem with the help system.
I tried D2007 again after the first updated but the problem was still
there. After that I didn't tried it anymore.
This
Hello everybody,
I have a control derived from TListBox with few items (lines) containing
long string.
I want to make it to display the item under cursor in the tool-tip
(hint) when the user moves the mouse over that item.
I did it, but the tool-tip is not updated when the cursor is moved
Thank you very much Francois for this important announcement.
I tested in the past the updates from Delphi 2007 but there were several
serious issues still not fixed. Can anybody confirm that Delphi 2007 is
finally usable (especially that nasty problem with the Help system).
Thank you very
Hi.
Anybody worked recently with the TWebBrowser component?
I want to load and display a web page in may application for a while,
than to move on to the next page. Sometimes the page contains error and
the TWebBrowser component display a box for those error but I don't want
that.
I set the
No, but I will try.
Thanks.
Rob Kennedy wrote:
Have you tried using SetErrorMode to disable the OS's error dialogs?
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If your system is clean the other processes (all except Delphi)
should take [together] lees than 1% of your CPU. Also all processes (all
except Delphi) should take less then 200MB of RAM. A 'normal' swap for a
clean system should be also below 200MB (for a computer with 1GB RAM).
All data
Dear Rober,
did you tried this free component: TCoolTrayIcon
http://subsimple.com/delphi.asp
I don't have Win Vista so I don't know if it will work there, but under
Win XP is working very well.
Robert Meek wrote:
The methods I used to use under XP to not show the applications
I'm using a single CPU, 2.5 gHz system.
A dual core will not help you anyway (unless you are running CPU hungry
processes while programming in Delphi) because Delphi does not know how to use
it. Delphi compiler is single threaded (at least Delphi7 it is but I seriously
doubt that they made
You can see also this:
http://delphi.about.com/od/windowsshellapi/l/aa100703a.htm
Wayne Roser wrote:
Hi Cubic
I used CiaOnlyOne and then freed TCiaOnlyOne at the end of my OnShow routine
and this seems to do
what I want.
Wayne
Borland's Delphi Discussion List delphi@elists.org on
Wayne Roser wrote:
but I'm wondering if you really want to prevent multiple copies
I am interested in this too.
Maybe the best idea will be to allow two copies of the program when the
user manually started both of them (for example double click on the
desktop icon) and to close the rest of
I have found this excellent Blog on wordpress.com
http://excessive.wordpress.com/2007/06/12/codegear-delphi-2007-review/ .
It reminds me of Delphi 2007.
I tried Delphi 2007 by my self, long time ago and it seems somehow
acceptable.
It was for sure more stable than the dreadful Delphi 2005 (I
Look for this component on the internet:
TCiaOnlyOne:
Drop this component on the main form of your project. Check
eventually the
creation order that this code gets first executed.
If you leave the Unique property empty, then it is possible to
execute the
program from out
you forgot 'fmprogress' before 'Close'?
procedure TfmCleanUpMain.btnOKClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
if fmprogress.showmodal mrNone then
FMPROGRESS.close;
end;
Also in 'procedure TfmProgress.FormActivate' you should not use
fmProgress.ModalResult := mrOK;
but
Self.ModalResult := mrOK;
Something like this will do it?
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
start,stop1,stop2,freq:int64;
i:integer;
begin
screen.cursor:=crHourGlass; {show busy cursor}
QueryPerformanceFrequency(freq); {Get frequency}
QueryPerformanceCounter(start); {Get initial count}
, 2 jmp in this case), and
since you can probably assume equal probabilities, a simple average of the
SIX test case results will give you the typical.
Regards,
Ken
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Sent: 29 August 2007
assignment, 1 jump
ret
@less2:
mov eax, edx // edx is max
end;
Warmest regards and thanks for the inspiration,
-- Jon Grewer
Message: 1
Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2007 23:06:56 +0200
From: CubicDesign [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: maximum of 3 numbers
To: Borland's
I alway runt test with compiler optimization ON and outside IDE.
I also set the task priority to 'High' or 'Real time'. This way I can
get always almost the same result every time I run the program.
Anyway the reason for why your function was slow was that I called the
'random' function in the
Dear Wilfried,
thanks allot for this function.
I hardly wait to see how it scores (compared with my plain Delphi function)!
Thank you very very much again.
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
Hello,
Oeps I wrote a bug in the Max3. This one is better:
function Max3(a, b, c: integer): integer;
asm
Hi.
I tested that function, and strangely it takes 2640ms.
The same function made in plain Delphi takes 2235ms.
I put a screenshot here but I think this email list is plain text and it
won't be shown.
I reason may be:
1. Delphi compiler is great and it creates 100% efficient code
2. I used a
SORRY!
I was wrong! Your ASM function is about 2.5 times faster.
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
Hello,
Oeps I wrote a bug in the Max3. This one is better:
function Max3(a, b, c: integer): integer;
asm
cmp eax, edx
jl @less
mov edx, ecx
jmp @again
@less:
mov eax, ecx
Rob Kennedy wrote:
The name of that unit suggests it's a unit written for the Intel 80387
math coprocessor; is it really that old?
I don't know. There was no source code, only a DCU. But it is for Delphi.
I have found also a library (with the same name) which is for Pascal :)
Being
Hi.
I need a fast function that compares three numbers and returns the biggest.
Do you know an ASM library that can do such a calculation?
I downloaded a library called 'Math387' which implements such a function
but for two numbers, not for three.
The person who made the library pretends that
The problem *may* not be in the (DFM) form file but in the DPR file.
I recently posted something related to this. Delphi IDE accused the DFM
but the error was in DPR.
To check this, create a new/clean project and add the existing forms to
this new project.
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
Hello,
Robert Meek wrote:
But that's STILL not half as bad
as Microsoft Mail that comes with Vista is! g And I also had a problem
when I was allowing updates to be automatically downloaded and installed
onto Vista. It has a problem with version control and attempted to install
the XP Pro Service
Bob Swart wrote:
You should consider using the TNT UNICODE controls.
I think I used some of them in the past. I hope I still have the
freeware package on my drive :)
Cosmin Prund
In Romanian, we only have 5 chars that are not English. Of those, 2 are found
in almost all char sets as
and
recalculate its Left property.
Also a new form will add a little bit more overhead to your program than
a simple TControl.
JLIST wrote:
Hello CubicDesign,
Thanks for the reply. I am actually hoping that it'll look much
better than a TMemo, and it's a form by itself so that it can go
beyond
Application.Initialize;
application.Title:='TEST';
Application.CreateForm(TForm1, Form1);
s:=application.Title;
s:=s+'2';
application.Title:=s;
Application.Run;
end.
--- CubicDesign [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway, it is still strange that reading/accessing
CubicDesign,
I have problems reading/writing INI and TXT files under the 'Application
Data' folder when the user's account name contains UNICODE characters:
Under Windows Vista, but not under - say - Windows XP, right?
What are the problems exactly? Do you get access violations
if the path contains UNICODE chars.
Bob Swart wrote:
Hi CubicDesign,
I have problems reading/writing INI and TXT files under the 'Application
Data' folder when the user's account name contains UNICODE characters:
Under Windows Vista, but not under - say - Windows XP, right?
What
I think you can do that by yourself.
You need a TMemo to display the text.
In the OnClick event you make: Memo.Visible:= False;
You can auto size it according with the text length by using something
like this:
Memo.Width:= Memo.Canvas.TextWidth('My text');{ I took this
from a program,
Grant Brown
Are you sure your not talking about changing the caption string as
opposed to the application title ?
Hi.
Changing application title also worked for me in D7.
I did it from outside the DPR file (from a PAS file) and using something
like this: Application.Ttitle:=
Hello again.
I have problems reading/writing INI and TXT files under the 'Application
Data' folder when the user's account name contains UNICODE characters:
c:\Documents and Settings\USER_NAME\Application
Data\MyApplication\settings.ini
where USER_NAME is a string containing UNICODE
Thanks for answers to everybody.
What I wanted to do, was to be able to get a constant string (the
Application.Title) from any unit of my application (and maybe also from
external units/VCLs) and to use this constant (the name of the
application) to create a folder in 'application data' where
code before 'create forms' and after 'create forms'. It was
much easier to read the code while it was all there.
Thank you very much Rob.
Rob Kennedy wrote:
CubicDesign wrote:
*begin
Application.Initialize;
Application.Title := 'Crash me
I encountered a strange bug (maybe THE MOST) in my Delphi 7.
The IDE gives me a 'generous' crash if I try to access/read the
Application.Title.
The project file can't not be loaded anymore in to the IDE and it must
be rebuilt or edited from outside the IDE with a text editor.
*begin
Crhris: makes me think that this is the death of the program files
location for small developers such as myself.
I think you are right. The Program Files folder lost somehow its
purpose. My first priority is to deliver a small application that is
able to run under non-administrator
Thanks allot Doug.
Doug Chamberlin wrote:
At 10:20 AM 7/24/2007, CubicDesign wrote:
But I suppose I can install Vista on a separate partition.
Then I can use a booter program to choose between XP and Vista.
Right?
You can install Vista on a separate partition and Vista, itself
Brendan Blake. I'm also having no problems having larger amounts of user data
in a directory on the C drive.
So, it is not true that C: is taboo.
This is great!
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Brendan Blake wrote:
This is an excellent solution - ie putting small amounts of data in a
subfolder of the
Hmmm. Too bad. :(
I had problems with Delphi 2005. For example the help system didn't
worked at all in my computer. I heard that they fixed it in the first
update, but only partially. I will wait for the second update then maybe
I will try that Delphi again.
Until then I had a 'system' to save
in a virtual machine
But I suppose I can install Vista on a separate partition.
Then I can use a booter program to choose between XP and Vista.
Right?
Cosmin Prund wrote:
CubicDesign wrote:
Subject: Re: Problems while creating/running apps for Vista
As I said, I don't use an installer (actually I am
Hi.
The most annoying thing is Delphi is that you can't store the bookmarks.
Close the IDE and all of them are gone.
And I use the bookmarks allot, instead of 'Code Explorer'.
There is a way (or plug-in) that can make Delphi not to forget the
bookmarks after restart?
Thanks allot Cosmin; you gave me a bunch of good ideas.
Now some comments:
1. Vista is considered safer then Mac.
I know. And I like it to hear it again. In the past I was so against
Microsoft and their pity operating system, but since 2000/XP, I am
really on their side. I even deleted my
Thanks John.
I already tried Castalia some time ago. It won't save the bookmarks.
John Barrat wrote:
Try Castalia
JohnB
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other than XP. It that is not elegant, then
distribute a small command line program which the installer runs and
delete it before the first start. Code on request.
CubicDesign wrote:
80-90% of my users are running under limited accounts.
That's very sensible, considering the malware risks
*.DSM
*.Dcu
Upon entering the project, I did a syntax check and Compile and all my
code compiled.
Tom Nesler
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To: Borland's Delphi Discussion
The next thing is that did I also read that nothing can write to the
DRIVE that has windows installed on it either without special
permissions? So how do I install and maintain my Vista stuff without
having Vista?
Is there a location that I can count on being there where I can
install
was right again. Better to program a cool feature for the 82% of
the users than to waist time for (4.5%) Vista users.
Until the number will go to 20% there is nothing to worry about.
**
Cosmin Prund wrote:
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Behalf Of CubicDesign
Sent: 18
Hi Nesler.
Try to close Delphi, delete ale files (in your project's folder) that
were not generated by you, but by Delphi (delete all except DPR and PAS
files). Especially delete the DSK files. Now, rebuild the project.
If your project uses VCLs created by you, do the same for those projects.
I
Try to use Eureka Log. Maybe it will give you some hints there the AV
appears.
Anyway if you don't want to use Eureka or other debugger, you can use
the AV's address to find the location manually.
Use the 'Find error' menu to insert error's address. Delphi will send
you to the procedure that
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Hello Brendan.
Users are lazy and they don't read the manual so I force them to learn
something on the way, by setting detailed tool-tips
can also have a dynamically created hint that is context
sensitive, depending on (for example) the mouse position.
Brendan Blake.
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Solved.
Anyway I still accept ideas about modifying the THintWindow to
automatically wrap a long text.
:)
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Hi.
I used in the past 'sndPlaySound'. Do a Google for it to see how to use it.
I you want to play a simple beep tone you can try this:
procedure MakeSound(Frequency {Hz}, Duration {mSec}: Integer; Volume:
Byte);{ writes tone to memory and plays it}
VAR
WaveFormatEx: TWaveFormatEx;
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