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Throughout this series, we've looked at different ways of building and applying filters. We started with the TTMSFNCFilterBuilder, moved on to visual filter dialogs, and then used TTMSFNCFilterView to let users build filters natura...

We'd like to inform a new version of the TMS IntraWeb Component Pack Pro (Script Edition) has been released. TMS IntraWeb Component Pack Pro offers over 70 components to create feature-rich and responsive web applications with IntraWeb faster. Inclu...

In my last post I mentioned that I needed some data that I couldn't get directly from Google Analytics, so I had to find my way. In this post I am going a little deeper on how I did it. Note that this is going to be kind of technical, and I assume th...

For the fifth time, the Delphi Days are being organized in Germany on June 5-6. The first day, workshops are being held to get up to speed with the latest Delphi developments. The second day is packed with technical sessions on a wide area of subject...

Introduction Some days ago I was speaking with a friend, and at a certain moment I realized that we were mentioning too many statistics made on the spot. About 93.6% to be more exact. At that time I remembered that we do have access to the statistics...

We're proud to present the first beta of our new Silverlight component for a broad range of planning and scheduling solutions. Whether a project requires the creation of a single-user Personal Information Management (PIM) application or time plann...

We're pleased to inform a new version of the productivity feature packed TMS TAdvStringGrid is available now. In version v4.5, we've added a number of interesting new features & capabilities, we've done improvements to existing functionality and spee...

We're thrilled to announce the release of TMS Smooth Controls Pack v2.0. We've again packed a couple of new visually stunning & sophisticated looking controls in the TMS Smooth Controls bundle. What's new & improved: TAdvSmoothDock: In this new vers...

One shortcut I use from the old Windows 3.1 days is to double click at the top-left icon of a window in order to close it: It is not that I dislike the "x" at the right of the window, or that I have irreconcilable differences with Alt-F4, it is j...

When I recently received a message about the release of the new product Text Lightning by Xequte software, I was intrigued. The mail read: "enables you to clear your overflowing Inbox faster than ever before". Now, if this isn't something for me, I ...

This week, while doing Silverlight 2.0 development work, we stumbled upon weird behaviour of the KeyDown event with Backspace and Delete key handling. Being familiar with the WM_KEYDOWN message for over 15 years in Windows applications, it always all...