Free borland delphi 7.0 software for windows

This comprehensive tutorial covers all aspects ofintegrating a help file into a Delphi application. Learn, how to Display the table of contents, the index and find tab from your application. Work with help commands and macros. Brush up your application with context sensitivehelp. Implement Whats This? popup help. Accomplish contextual help with keywords (like the Delphi code editor). And much more. The document comes with a demo application that features all the highlights discussed in the tutorial. The compiled EXE and full source code is included.

This is a conversion of Microsofts DirectX 6 C++ headers for Borland-Delphi (Version 2-4)

Generate Random Numbers to fit Probability Distribution - Full Delphi Source This aims to supply a Borland Delphi translation of Alan Miller`s Random Module for FORTRAN-90. This translation has been done with Dr Miller`s approval and is being made FREELY available to all Delphi Developers, though we do ask the Alan Miller and ESB Consultancy be given due credit.
The following random number generators are included in AMRandom:
- Normal (Gaussian)
- Gamma
- Chi-squared
- Exponential
- Weibull
- Beta
- t
- Multivariate Normal
- Generalized inverse Gaussian
- Binomial (2 different ones)
- Negative Binomial
- von Mises
- Cauchy
Includes full Delphi Source and Demo.
System requirements:
- Borland Delphi 5 or better

HotCat is a server application used to send and receive information to/from a remote client (CoolCat) using the TCP/IP protocol. The client can this way completely control the remote computer in which the server is installed. The server application (HotCat) can serve many (thousands, theoretically) clients simultaneously. HotCat and CoolCat can be compared with other similar applications as NetBus or Back Orifice, but have a more complete set of functions and is a serious administration tool, with many security functions. HotCat and CoolCat run in Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP. They are programmed in Borland Delphi 5 using the Indy TCP/IP components (see about box).

Oxygen Plan Library for Borland Delphi versions 3,4,5 and 6 is the ultimate solution to build various INTERACTIVE plans.Oxygen Plan Library is a tool that allows you build plans.
Main features:
- Plan is composed of fully customizable objects.
- You get the full control over all objects behaviour in run-time.
- Built-in plan editing capability.
- Multiple layers support. Layers can be easily hide or shown, enabled or disabled.
- Objects blinking, highlighting and animation.
- Gradient filling support for all plan objects.
- Support for WMF, BMP, ICO, JPG and GIF (including animated) graphics.
- Delphi-like parent-children paradigm. Optional children clipping.
- Background pictures.
- Text rotation.
- Plans can be stored in files, streams and TStrings-compatible objects.
- DisableRepaint/EnableRepaint methods to speed up massive plan updates.
- Export plan to BMP, WMF, JPEG or GIF file formats.
- Plan can be printed either directly o a printer or using QuickReport - compatible TQROxygenPlan component.
- You can expand the possibilities of Oxygen Plan Library by creating your own TPlanObject descendants and registering them using class procedure TOxygenPlan.RegisterPlanObjectClass.
- Optional plan transparency.
- Plan can be painted to any canvas using PaintToCanvas method.
- Painting to desktop.

Oracle Data Access Components provides a means to develop client/server applications on Borland Delphi and C++ Builder. ODAC enables you to query data fast. Oracle Data Access Components (ODAC) for Borland Delphi and C++ Builder library offers nonvisual components for Borland Delphi. They serve for access to Oracle RDBMS. ODAC is an alternative to the standard way of processing data by Borland Database Engine (BDE). ODAC uses Oracle Call Interface (OCI) directrly. The Oracle Call Interface is an application programming interface (API) that allows an application developer to use a third-generation languages native procedures or function calls to access the Oracle database server and control all phases of SQL statement execution. The OCI provides a library of standard database access and retrieval functions in the form of a dynamic runtime library, ORA*.DLL, that can be linked in by the application.