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Delphi links
TmoDBNav (free component) Version 1.2 now available (6/28/98)
Other free components
Free little utilities written in Delphi by
yours truly (with source).
Current Delphi tip of the moment (updated 3/30/97)
Previous Delphi tips of the moment
My home page
Your recommendations are welcome!
Inprise, a.k.a. Borland. Lots of great info,
updates, and lots of links to good Delphi-related stuff.
The Delphi Deli
is a fantastic site with lots of great links, resources, components, and so
on. It's really well-designed and easy to navigate. Stop by for "lunch!"
The Delphi
Super Page was the first big components page to hit the web. It has lots of cool freeware and shareware components.
Torry's Delphi Pages,
another great component resource, in Russia, no less.
The Burgiss Group, my former employer. I owe my addition to Delphi to Jim Kocis, the president and a great friend.
Bridge Systems Development, Inc., my consulting company.
There's only one page here, and it's pretty unexciting -- just a placeholder until I decide what
to do with it later on...
HomeSite, a super HTML editor,
written in Delphi by Nick Bradbury, was acquired by Allaire in March 1997. Not only is it the
greatest HTML editor I've ever used, it's further proof of Delphi's power and flexibility.
The Delphi EXchange is a great site
with lots of good resources.
QuSoft makes a great set of VCL components,
called QuickReports, for creating reports in Delphi. NO DLL'S REQUIRED.
Quick is provided with Delphi 2.0 and Delphi 3.0, but you can get a copy for 1.0 from this
location, and updates for the 2.0 and 3.0 versions are also available. Their components were
the first of this type to hit the market.
©199698 Maggie Owens.