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DELPHI-KYLIX

Creating an About Box Plug-in
By: Leidago
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    2006-11-20

    Table of Contents:
  • Creating an About Box Plug-in
  • Continuing with our example
  • Creating a package
  • Adding some more code

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    Creating an About Box Plug-in - Continuing with our example


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    Coming back to our example, create a new application and save it. Give it whatever name you want. Drop a tmenu component (available from the Standard tab) onto the form. Double click on the tmenu and add two menu items; the first is "File" and the second "Help." Then add a submenu to "help" called "About." 

    Then on the Delphi toolbar, select View|Project Manager. Select "project1.exe" or whatever name you used to save the project, then select options, then the "Packages" tab. In the run-time packages section select "Built with run-time packages" and click OK.

     Save everything and close the application. Your form should look something like this:

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