Delphi 10 LITE v3.0

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Welcome to Delphi 10 Lite, a mod of Delphi 2006 that doesn't require .NET.

1. FEATURES.

2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS.

3. COMPONENTS INCLUDED IN DELPHI 10 LITE.

4. COMPONENTS INCLUDED IN DELPHI 10 LITE SUPPLEMENTAL INSTALLERS.

5. WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE HELP.

6. DELPHI TWEAKS UTILITY

7. CONTACT.

1. FEATURES

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- Extremely small size. Only Standard Components and Database Components

are included.

- Optional components have been moved to supplemental installers, which may

be downloaded separately.

- The help system has been substituted by the Delphi 7 help, which is far

better and doesn't require the .NET Framework SDK.

- Included OpenHelp utility from Delphi 7.

- Included programming font Monospac821 BT. Recommended setting: size 8 with

ClearType activated.

- The Delphi Tweaks utility, located in the "Delphi 10 Lite" group, lets you

enhance the Delphi IDE in several ways. Optimum settings have already been

set, so you don't really need to run Delphi Tweaks unless you want to go

back to the default values.

- BORLNDMM.DLL has been updated to FastMM v4.62.

- Refactoring, ErrorInsite, and ActiveX support have been disabled, as they

require the .NET Framework.

- Update 1 has been installed (version of the IDE is 10.0.2166.28377)

2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

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- Windows 2000/XP or higher.

- 160 MB of disk space.

For the rest, the requirements are similar to those of Delphi 7.

3. COMPONENTS INCLUDED IN DELPHI 10 LITE

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Delphi 10 Lite includes the following components:

- Borland Standard Components

- Borland Database Components

4. COMPONENTS INCLUDED IN DELPHI 10 LITE SUPPLEMENTAL INSTALLERS

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Delphi 10 Lite supplemental installers include the following components:

- Borland ActionBar Components

- Borland ADO DB Components

- Borland BDE DB Components

- Borland Control Panel Applet Package

- Borland DataSnap Connection Components

- Borland dbExpress Components

- Borland Editor Emacs Enhancements

- Borland Editor Script Enhancements

- Borland InterBase Express Components

- Borland Internet Components

- Borland Markup Language Wizards

- Borland MyBase DataAccess Components

- Borland Sample Components

- Borland SimpleDataset Component (DBX)

- Borland SOAP Components

- Borland WebSnap Components

- Delphi 1.0 Compatibility Components

- Internet Explorer Components

- Microsoft Office 2000 Sample Automation Server Wrapper Components

- Microsoft Office XP Sample Automation Server Wrapper Components

5. WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE HELP

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The help system has been substituted by the Delphi 7 help, which is far

better and besides it doesn't require the .NET Framework SDK.

Only the reference materials have been included. These are:

- Delphi Object and Component Reference

- Delphi Language Guide

- Delphi Compiler Messages and Warnings

- Delphi Compiler Options and Directives

- Microsoft Win32 Programmer's Reference

- Glossary

If you need a programmer's guide, there are some excellent books out there,

such as the Delphi 6 Developer's Guide, by Xavier Pacheco and Steve Teixeira.

NOTE: There is no context-sensitive help, sorry. However, you can access the

help from the Delphi main menu or clicking on the Help icon in the toolbar.

6. DELPHI TWEAKS UTILITY

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Delphi Tweaks is an utility that lets you enhance the Delphi IDE in several

ways that require modifying the binaries. Hence the IDE needs to be closed

before saving any changes. Optimum settings have already been set, so you

don't really need to run Delphi Tweaks unless you want to go back to the

default values.

- Docked panels: Lets you customize the speed at which the docked panels open

and close when they are in unpinned mode.

- TFrame bugfix: Lets you fix a bug present in TFrame in Delphi 2006.

Explanation: In Delphi 2006, when you create an instance of a frame, the

IDE sets its TabStop property to "true", which is in contradiction with the

default value of TabStop. Now imagine that you want to set TabStop to

"false". Well.. you can't, because the IDE still believes that "false" is

the default value, and thus it refuses to store "false" in the DFM (it

would be a waste of disk space, in theory). Thus TabStop is always "true".

This problem is fixed here.

Download:

http://rapidshare.com/files/23150532/Delphi10_Lite_v3.0.rar