I want to vary the appearance of my prog. And I don’t want to switch to new versions of Delphi. Naturally, it was possible not to ask a question, but to rummage around on the Internet. However, maybe someone already worked? Is there a stable package?
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I prefer to work with AlphaControls , free for CIS, a good forum, stable versions.
Here is a link to offsite for residents of the CIS
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- Vyacheslav Kirichenko: THANK YOU. - Vyacheslav Kirichenko
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There are well-known DevExpress and TMS .
DevExpress looks more like the real one. In addition, the native Delphic Ribbon is very raw (Delphi 2010), one has to unwittingly use third-party tools.
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- Vyacheslav Kirichenko: THANK YOU. But I do not want to look for a pirate. - Vyacheslav Kirichenko
- TMS does good things but the price is :( unfortunately not affordable. - SoftR
- well, throw ... TMS Component Pack of 300+ components is € 195 for one maid or € 695 for the whole company. Not so much when it comes to commercial development. - Nofate ♦
- Here to purchase, especially if with Enterprise buns, yes expensive. - Nofate ♦
- Well, I picked up the simplest version of DelphiXE, but I decided to refuse TMS . - SoftR
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