Does anyone know of a way to find all LPT ports installed on a PC and the
I/O address of the ports.
Up to now I've been using a 3rd party unit I found on the internet which
uses the registry to obtain this information, and this has worked well for
years, but a user has installed a USB based LPT
I'm getting back into programming and was wondering if there are some
good tutorial/exercise books for Delphi and which ones the group would
recommend. Something that gives you examples to try out.
Delphi is able to cover such a braod range of application that if you tell
us which kind of
Arno,
I tried the following:
with TNtlmAuthSession.create do
try
NtlmMessage:= Request.Authorization;
ProcessNtlmMsg(Request.Authorization);
FUserName:= GetUserFromContext;
finally
Free;
end;
Unfortunately FUserName is still
I have taken over some of my colleagues applications, as he has left.
Unfortunately, he and I obviously have not had the same ideas about
writing code.
I have found lots of procedures in sub-units that access components,
procedures and variables on/in the main form/unit directly.
So far all
John Meyer wrote:
Hi,
I'm getting back into programming and was wondering if there are some
good tutorial/exercise books for Delphi and which ones the group would
recommend. Something that gives you examples to try out.
Hi John, Sorry about the previous post, thats what I get for using an
Ross Levis wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to find all LPT ports installed on a PC and the
I/O address of the ports.
Up to now I've been using a 3rd party unit I found on the internet which
uses the registry to obtain this information, and this has worked well for
years, but a user has
Francois Piette wrote:
I'm getting back into programming and was wondering if there are some
good tutorial/exercise books for Delphi and which ones the group would
recommend. Something that gives you examples to try out.
Delphi is able to cover such a braod range of application that if you
Hi,
Some people code for code development speed or ability for others to read or
maintenance or ad infinitum.
With that, for me it depends. For example, I have and use all the time:
procedure AddItemsToTCheckListEdit(aCombo:TCheckListEdit; items:array of
string);
var
i:integer;
begin
for i:=
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