TMS Smooth Controls Pack A single developer license allows 1 developer to use the components for development, obtain free updates & support for a full version cycle of the product. The license is not transferable. Description dWinlock is an easy to use Delphi component to limit the access to Windows (95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP). This can be achieved by disabling a variety of key combinations (such as Ctrl+Alt+Del) and by hiding and replacing elements of the Windows desktop.

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Controlling Vista With Delphi System

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Function WebFormFieldValue( const document: IHTMLDocument2; const formNumber: integer; const fieldName: string): string; var form: IHTMLFormElement; field: IHTMLElement; begin form:= WebFormGet(formNumber, WebBrowser1.Document AS IHTMLDocument2); field:= form.Item(fieldName,') as IHTMLElement; if field = nil then Exit; if field.tagName = 'INPUT' then result:= (field as IHTMLInputElement).value; if field.tagName = 'SELECT' then result:= (field as IHTMLSelectElement).value; if field.tagName = 'TEXTAREA' then result:= (field as IHTMLTextAreaElement).value; end. Procedure WebFormSetFieldValue( const document: IHTMLDocument2; const formNumber: integer; const fieldName, newValue: string); var form: IHTMLFormElement; field: IHTMLElement; begin form:= WebFormGet(formNumber, WebBrowser1.Document AS IHTMLDocument2); field:= form.Item(fieldName,') as IHTMLElement; if field = nil then Exit; if field.tagName = 'INPUT' then (field as IHTMLInputElement).value:= newValue; if field.tagName = 'SELECT' then (field as IHTMLSelectElement):= newValue; if field.tagName = 'TEXTAREA' then (field as IHTMLTextAreaElement):= newValue; end.

Controlling Vista With Delphi Key

Problems Using Delphi 5 Forms with VistaI have developed code with Delphi 5 for a long time.However, with Vista 64, the main forms (the user interface)do not display correctly. And, in fact,are unusable.when the Delphi defaults are used.It is my opinion that this is an intentional move by Microsoftto make all existing software non-functional.(There is no way that this is simply some accident.If it was, it would have been fixed in service pack 2.)I have written several totally trivial programs to demonstrate the problem.They are located in.Basically, the forms contain 3 buttons. One in the upper left hand corner. One near the lower right hand corner.