| This section is made of applications that each uses
various controls. |
| College
Park Auto-Shop |
| This is a sample Paradox-based database used to
process customers orders for a car repair business. |
| Column
Chart |
| This is a GDI example uses a few LabeledEdit control.
It retrieves the regular numeric values of the controls and uses
them to draw some rectangles for a column chart. |
| Geometric
Figures |
| This example uses page controls and illustrates the
use of edit controls to retrieve their values and perform the
necessary calculations |
| Watts
A Loan |
| This database application is an example of using the
DBRadioGroup control. |
| Fast
Food |
| This application is used to illustrate different ways
of using or implement the check
box controls, including its properties, methods, and events. |
| Body
Monitor |
| This application implements the progress
bar control. It simulates a machine used to monitor a body that
is being examined or monitored. One of the aspects of this
application is to illustrate different ways of formatting a string
displayed by a label control. |
| Pledge
Distribution |
| This application uses three updown object and a few
edit controls. It simulates requesting pledges for three
institutions and calculating the distribution of money among them |
| Body
Tag Formatter |
| This application combines various controls to create
code for the body tag of HTML. It also includes a button the user
can click to copy the tag format. |
| Color
Formatting |
| This is another example used to change the color of a
panel. This one uses three scroll bars to create the necessary
color. |
| Color
Selector |
| This application shows an example of letting the user
select a color in a graphical application. |
| Traffic
Light |
| This application combines a timer, a panel and
especially the Shape control. It simulates a traffic light. |
| Login
(FILE file) |
| This shows an example of creating a login dialog box,
the users credentials are stored in a file created using the C's
FILE structure |
| Login
(Hash List) |
| This is another login dialog box example. This time,
the list of credentials is managed using the THashedStringList
class. |
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| Payroll |