Prestwood IT: Larry J. Rutledge

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Delphi SIG Meeting - December 11, 2000

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RE: Delphi SIG Meeting - December

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Delphi 6 Personal Edition - Free

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Tip: Create Round Windows

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Thanks Larry.

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Re: Copy to windows clipboard

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Re: What directory is my application located in?

You can always check Application.ExeName to get the path and filename of the currently running executable. If you only want the Path portion, pass it to ExtractFilePath and if you only want the filename, pass it to ExtractFileName., , Hope this helps,, Larry

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Re: How to get the subdirectories?

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Larry J. Rutledge	1. Components 101: Form Size Limiting Windows sends the WM_GETMINMAXINFO message when the user tries to resize a window either by clicking the maximize button or dragging the borders of the window. By creating a suitable message-response method, you can specify the minimum and maximum window sizes for that form. Posted to KB Topic: Using Controls 16 years ago, and updated 15 years ago	Article 9927 Hits	Pascal and Delphi Coding
Larry J. Rutledge	2. Advanced Delphi: Resize Drop-down List To resize the list box of a combobox, you merely need to send the Windows API message: CB_SETDROPPEDWIDTH to the combo box. Posted to KB Topic: Using Controls 16 years ago, and updated 15 years ago (5 Comments , last by Alisha.G )	Article 8600 Hits	Pascal and Delphi Coding
Larry J. Rutledge	3. TEdit OnChange events I have a form with two TEdit components on it. For the OnChange event for both, it clears the contents of the TEdit that is not changing. However, when clearing on TEdit the OnChange fires and clears the other TEdit, this then causes the OnChange in the other TEdit to fire. Fortunately, the second time the OnChange hits the original TEdit, it is already clear and nothing happens. How can I prevent the circular event firing? Posted to KB Topic: Using Controls 16 years ago (5 Comments , last by Dustin.H )	FAQ 16302 Hits	Pascal and Delphi Coding
Larry J. Rutledge	4. Create Round Windows Use SetWindowRgn API call to make a round form. The SetWindowRgn function sets the window region of a window. The window region determines the area within the window where the operating system permits drawing. The operating system does not display any portion of a window that lies outside of the window region. Simply use this function in the FormCreate event: Posted to KB Topic: Using Data 16 years ago, and updated 16 years ago	Code 10465 Hits	Pascal and Delphi Coding
Larry J. Rutledge	5. Delphi: Windows Shell Extensions How to add functionality to the existing Windows™ shell. Posted to KB Topic: Delphi for Win32 21 years ago, and updated 17 years ago	Article 17956 Hits	Pascal and Delphi Coding