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3 Feb 2002
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Delphi , Kylix, Interbase & Borland wallpapers
Delphi , Kylix, Interbase & Borland wallpapers
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CodeGear
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Contributed Article
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30 Aug 2001
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Other people's windows
This article demonstrates how to subclass non-Delphi windows from within a Delphi application.
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CodeGear
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Contributed Article
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16 May 2000
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How to execute a SQL statement greater than 64K
Using DbiQExecDirect instead of a TQuery will allow a query longer than 64K
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CodeGear
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| Federico Albesano |
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19 Dec 2001
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A TDBGrid descendant with an "easy-read" coloring feature
How to put alternate colored rows in a TDBGrid, so that it looks like old-fashioned print-out sheets. By Federico Albesano. Anche in italiano.
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Federico Albesano
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| Toby Allen |
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17 Jan 2002
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How to set global environment variables.
Article that shows how to update global environment settings and make sure they stay.
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Toby Allen
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| Andrew Ames |
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12 Apr 2000
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Application Taskbar Button
Performing operations on a VCL application's taskbar button.
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Andrew Ames
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FAQ
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| Yorai Aminov |
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6 May 2008
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Enabling Client-Side Caching of Generated Content in ASP.NET
This article describes how to support client-side caching of dynamically generated content in ASP.NET and Delphi, and lists some of the lesser-known problems with ASP.NET’s HttpCachePolicy class.
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Yorai Aminov
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Article
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2 May 2008
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Shared Variables in ASP.NET
Variable types are often misused in ASP.NET applications. This article discusses the various types of shared variables in Delphi ASP.NET applications
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Yorai Aminov
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| Bob Arnson |
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24 Nov 1999
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The freshest bits
Many applications offer the ability to automatically check for available updates. Here's one approach you can use to give your users the same ability. By Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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23 Nov 1999
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Have it your way
QTime helps find sloppy code so that your users always have a snappy experience. By Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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15 Nov 1999
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Top stories
Daily news summary for 15 November 1999. By Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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12 Nov 1999
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Power editing
If your IDE's editor gives you fits, CodeWright has the power to calm your nerves. By Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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10 Nov 1999
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Touring the SD East expo
It's a tough job: Tour the SD expo the day it opens, dodging food stands and avoiding marketroids while still trying to find out what's new and interesting -- all while filing this report before midnight. By Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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5 Nov 1999
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Lean on me
When it comes to releasing quality software, everyone could use a little help from his friends. Enter TurboPower's Sleuth QA Suite, which promises to help you find bugs and optimize your Delphi and C++Builder code. By Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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2 Nov 1999
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Pushing the latest bits
You probably spend a lot of R&D and QA resources fixing bugs and making maintenance releases. But all that work is for naught if users don't know about, download, and install them. By Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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27 Oct 1999
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Top stories
Daily news summary for 27 October 1999. By Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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21 Oct 1999
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Top stories
Daily news summary for 21 October 1999. Edited by Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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20 Oct 1999
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Avoiding DLL torment
DLL Hell is something all Windows developers go through. It's like a rite of passage. Here's how to make your DLL Hell more compassionate. By Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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13 Oct 1999
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Top stories
Daily news summary for 13 October 1999. Edited by Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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6 Oct 1999
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A new outlook on life
If you like the look of Outlook, Delphi component vendors are ready to help you spread the Outlook...er, look to your own applications. By Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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Article
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