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Collection of easy, quick and step-by-step instructions on how to do just about anything in Delphi.

How To Create Component Templates in Delphi
Cretaing and using Component templates that provide a simple, quick way of configuring and saving groups of components in Delphi.

How To Share an Event Handler in Delphi
Associating an event with an existing event handler in Delphi in purpose of code reuse.

How To View CPU Debug Info in Delphi 2/3
Steps to activation and use of the CPUWindow in the IDE when working with Delphi 2 or Delphi 3.

How To Create the Basic Unit for a New Component
Steps to crating a new (graphics) component from TImage.

How To Install Custom Component in Delphi (into existing package)
Let's see how to add custom component to Delphi (into existing package). Supose we have only one .pas file with component code.

How To Import an ActiveX Control in Delphi
Let's see how to add ActiveX controls to your Delphi projects.

How To Create a TButton at Run-Time
Adding a new control (TButton) to the current form at run-time in Delphi.

How To Create a Word Wrapped TButton
If you want to have your TButton objects displayed with wrapped caption, you will notice that this is not possible - not possible without a little trick.

How To Use Adobe Acrobat (PDF) Files in a Delphi Application
Let's see how to to show an Adobe Acrobat (.PDF) file in a Delphi application.

How To Create a Simple Database Display Form
General instructions for setting up a Table, DataSource and DbGrid component at design time in order to access the data encapsulated by a table component.

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