DITidy is an embedded HTML parser and pretty printer for Delphi (Embarcadero / CodeGear / Borland). It is build on the libtidy library but requires no DLLs or other external files whatsoever. All code is compiled right into the application's executable.

DITidy is an embedded HTML parser and pretty printer for Delphi (Embarcadero / CodeGear / Borland). It is build on the libtidy library but requires no DLLs or other external files whatsoever. All code is compiled right into the application's executable.

dBarcode .NET products included managed code WinForms Controls and Components that allow barcode images to be created within the developer’s own .NET Windows Form or ASP.NET application. A barcode image may be displayed on screen or printed on a printer, and the image may be passed to any other image-handling component.

QuickReport is a set of components and controls that allow reports to be designed and previewed in the Delphi and C++ Builder IDEs. Applications including Quickreport functionality can then be deployed royalty free. QuickReport is a banded report generator written in 100% Delphi code that integrates very closely with Delphi and C++Builder. Design reports within the Delphi/C++Builder IDE using the form designer as a report designer.

DITidy is an embedded HTML parser and pretty printer for Delphi (Embarcadero / CodeGear / Borland). It is build on the libtidy library but requires no DLLs or other external files whatsoever. All code is compiled right into the application's executable.

Components for design, print and export linear, stacked, postal, matrix barcode symbologies in Borland/CodeGear/Embarcadero RAD studio (Delphi & C++Builder). Developer can draw barcode image on the TCanvas, graphic file, printer or use favorite report tool.

QuickReport is a set of components and controls that allow reports to be designed and previewed in the Delphi and C++ Builder IDEs. Applications including Quickreport functionality can then be deployed royalty free.

Whenever a developer tries to use a component or a tool that renders text, then he/she has to deal with fonts. Whether the component is a GUI control such as a text label or a text box, or a non-GUI component that renders text on a printer canvas, it must be able to process fonts. Here, the choice of fonts that can be used with the component is limited to those that are installed on the system and also by the font types supported by the run-time environment (.NET and JRE). What if you wanted to use a font that is not installed or if you wanted to use a font type that is not supported by the run time?