I wanted to try out Delphi 2007. But due the lag of an official portable version there is just those 4 mb big installer. After trying to install, downloading hounder ts of mb temporary(!) the installer told me that there is some file missing and can not proceed.
Delphi 6 Portable
Erm what? My programm does not violate the EULA! Delphi 7 Personal is a free programm and in the portable version are NO files modified, theres only a loader which changes registry values, copies nessecary files and deletes everything after closing...
I've noticed one problem, when I create portable version of Delphi 7, which is setup as Custom version. If I didn't install some components (like Microsoft Office components), then during portable version creation, I am getting the error that according file can not be found. But then each time when I start portable application, I am getting error that this file not found! Better to take into consideration that installation can be not full.
And, I have a question about installation of new components into portable version of Delphi. How should I install Indy 10 for ex.? Should I install it and only then create portable version?I've tried to install Indy 10 into Portable version, but after Delphi start all components disappear. Probably, program shouldn't delete settings from register after Delphi closure?
Have you considered Lazarus (an Open Source Delphi clone) which is linked in one of the PortableApps.com forums? There have been several attempts at a portable version, with the most recent effort working extremely well. The earlier attempts may also be good, I just haven't tried them. Lazarus is not a perfect facsimile of Delphi, but it is very, very close to the real thing. IMHO, it is worth trying - you may find it does the job.
Delphi MyFi Portable Satellite Radio was the first portable audio player to offer XM satellite service and access to XM's Ultimate Playlist anytime, anywhere. The Delphi MyFi Portable Satellite Radio includes a range of accessories to allow you to use your radio at home, in the car, or wherever you may roam. The Delphi MyFi will also store up to 5 hours of fresh new XM content with no downloading or playlist management necessary, in case you happen to be out of range of service.
The MyFi XM2GO receiver by Delphi is 9.4 inches by 12 inches and 3.8 inches thick. The device weighs 3.7 pounds, which means the package weighs less than a 2-liter soda bottle. This makes it lightweight, portable, and convenient to take with you wherever you go. Whether you are traveling in a car, boat, train, or plane, the Delphi MyFi Portable Satellite Radio can go right along with you.
The included Delphi brand accessories for the MyFi XM2GO come in four sections: the car kit, the office kit, the portable kit, and the remote. Each section comes with one antenna. The car kit includes a few different types of mounts, including a static flush mount, a swiveling mount, and one that connects the MyFi to your vehicle's in-dash vents. The cassette adapter even allows you to enjoy XM satellite radio in older cars. The portable kit includes a pair of Delphi earbud headphones and a carrying bag. The radio also includes a rechargeable battery, which will charge automatically every time the device is plugged in and will provide up to 5 hours of use for travel or play when it is not plugged in.
Microsoft relies on PE (portable executable) header flags to allow an application to indicate compatiblity with OS services or request advanced OS services. These directives provide powerful options for tuning your applications on high-end NT systems.
They all work fine for regular file system items, but fail to parse names to files and folders an portable devices. I obtain these names by letting the user to select a file in TVirtualExplorerEasyListview control and calling SHGetNameFromIDList with selected (absolute) PIDL and SIGDN_DESKTOPABSOLUTEPARSING. I store the name as string because the application comes back to it later (possibly after the application was closed and opened again) to process the file. At that point I need to parse PIDL from Name and bind it to IStream object to read the content of the file. It makes me sad that I can't restore PIDL from parsing names of some items. The typical parsing name is
The Delphi Premium Sound System is targeted to people who have bought a portable XM radio for their car and want to use it elsewhere. It is essentially a portable set of speakers, designed to for use with several different compact XM receivers.
There is fold-up handle built into the top of the unit, and a top cover (that is remarkably difficult to remove) that reveals the included antenna and cable. The literature available on Delphi's website claims that the integrated XM antenna "works right out of the box in most locations," but I could only get it to work indoors if I had the unit sitting in or by a window, which is always the case with satellite radio. So I think they mean that it works "right out of the box in most OUTDOOR locations." The home antenna has a 20 foot cable that allows you to place it in a window, with the cable running to your speakers on a nearby table, for example. Outdoors, the unit works well without having to remove the top and unwind the cable. On the bottom of the unit is a battery compartment that houses eight "C" cell batteries for portable use.
Overall, the sound quality of the system was average, at best. While I have heard much worse from portable speaker systems, I have also heard much better. But the purpose of a system like this is convenience and portability, not critical listening. For straight up utility, the Delphi gets the job done with convenience and ease. But with a MSRP of $179.99, I think it is overpriced considering it's limitations.
As for the good news, this is a must-have product if you have a compatible portable XM receiver in your car. It is incredibly convenient to pop it out of your car and into the dock and listen to XM in your office, on the beach, or while you work in your yard or garage. For any of those circumstances, it delivers quality sound and does the job with ease, and without a complicated array of unnecessary buttons or controls. Dock it, turn it on, and set the volume. That is the kind of simplicity we need, and the Delphi Premium Sound System hits the mark.
Enjoy XM Satellite Radio everywhere you go! Delphi's ingenious SKYFi™ Audio System is a boombox like no other — it integrates a pair of high-quality speakers, a high-gain XM antenna, and a dock for the SKYFi™ and SKYFi2™ XM receivers (sold separately) in a convenient, portable package.
Delphi's VCL is an object-oriented wrapper over raw Win32 controls, that maps Win32 messages and APIs to properties and events and is thus significantly easier to use than the raw API. As such, VCL is tightly bound to Windows, and Kylix's CLX is built on top of Trolltech's Qt library. CLX is not 100% compatible with VCL, and most Delphi programs require some effort to port to Kylix, even if they stick to the Borland libraries and avoid any direct OS calls. However, Qt is a portable library and, starting with Delphi 6, Borland provided CLX on Windows as well, providing a measure of back-portability.
In the research and development phase of its portable Charge Coupler Cordset, Delphi held focus groups to better understand consumer preferences for the shape and size of the charger handle and its overall design in terms of material, shape, and ergonomic features. The focus groups were comprised of current hybrid vehicle owners interested in purchasing an EV or PHEV as their next vehicle. Participants were shown various Delphi interconnect prototypes and design renderings and provided feedback on the styling and functionality they preferred and found to be most comfortable and convenient.
Like most of today's portable nav systems, you can get directions by entering a specific street address, an intersection, a point on a map, or a location on your Favorites or Recent Destinations list. You can have the NAV200 create routes by fastest or shortest route; with or without interstates and toll roads; and in vehicle, pedestrian, or bicycle mode. If you don't like a portion of the calculated route or know there's road construction or traffic in a certain area, you can create detours. Also, if you happen to miss a turn, don't worry; the system supports automatic route recalculation. 2ff7e9595c
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