Virtual PC is a free product from Microsoft that lets you create separate virtual machines on your Windows desktop, each of which virtualizes the hardware of a complete physical computer. Virtual machines are very useful for developers as they can provide: eg, – multiple environments for testing; – a standard development environment; – a simple demo deployment.… Continue reading ›
We explored some of the new(ish) features available in Delphi 2006, including templates, sync-edit, code-completion and code insight.
The door prizes, courtesy of Arena Business Technology, were drawn. Peter Herriman won the Pretec 512Mb ‘I-Disk Tiny’ USB drive, and James Afford the Belkin ‘USB 4-Port Micro Hub’ USB hub.… Continue reading ›
Due to the strength of the group discussion, we only managed two more ‘episodes’ of ‘personal Delphi background’ stories.… Continue reading ›
A group discussion on Delphi was held, and we commenced ‘personal Delphi background’ stories.… Continue reading ›
Tim Jarvis from Borland Australia will give a practical demonstration on using Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) III and .Net Compact Framework support in Delphi 2006. Tim may also have the time to show the new C++ features that will be part of Delphi 2006.… Continue reading ›
Darren will open his box of bits to demonstrate and discuss the following 3rd party components and tools he uses regularly.
– KWizard
– Toolbar 2000
– Dream Memo
– XDOM (XML)
– CPort (serial port)
– Castalia
George will demonstrate using the Developer Express Flowchart components.… Continue reading ›
The ADUG Adelaide chapter has been going now for nearly 2 years with steady attendance at all our meetings and functions. Recently meetings have been a bit sporadic due to commitments of the local chapter organisers.… Continue reading ›
Our Annual Symposium for 2019 was held on 21st March in Canberra and 22nd March in Melbourne.
Our Sponsors this year included:
