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This project is a graphical client for Laziza JSFL server. It aims helping JSFL developpers to execute JSFL tasks via a socket connection and to perform some flash operations from various platforms.
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EstSearchDialogs is a Delphi component set to create powerful search functionality in your application by building a SQL statement and visualy configuring how your user may search on the query result. Use BDE, DB Express, ADO, IB Express, Zeos or custom.
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Object-Pascal(Delphi) Framework to develop Object-Oriented Applications. Kernel was developed to improve the RAD Development on Delphi IDE, using form inheritance and more.
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The project create, modify and translate existed libraries and tools for using the Hebrew language and Bi-Directional tools using FreePascal as main development compiler
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The Chobit Projects is an online game client, server, emulator engine development team based on Win32 systems programming.
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Graphical database creator (like R. Rose and Erwin, but with more functions and facilities, working at linux and windows. Supporting the most of the existing databases available (interbase, oracle, mysql, sql server, access, and another ones if possible)
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FreeCLX is the Open Source project for Borland's CLX Component Library for Linux. A Borland No-Nonsense licensed version of CLX is available in the Desktop and Server Editions of Kylix. A Borland Kylix compiler is required to build FreeCLX.