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Get ready to mark your calendars because the TMS Training Days are back, and this year, we're heading to the vibrant city of Lille, France, on September 26th and 27th. Set against the pic...

High DPIIn this update of the TMS FNC UI Pack the main focus was the implementation of high DPI in our controls. Some components already had high DPI support since the previous update. Now all of our components are scaled to the monito...

Intro Since the first release, TMS FNC UI Pack has been constantly evolving. Version 3.2 added a lot of great new functionality and new components (https://tmssoftware.com/site/blog.asp?post=695). Today, we wanted to focus on a component that has bee...

It's almost three months since we released the first version of the TMS FNC UI Pack, a set of Framework Neutral Components (FNC), and have meanwhile released 2 major updates which include the TTMSFNCTabSet/TTMSFNCPageControl (v1.1), the recently i...

We continue on our mission to make TMS FNC UI controls not only the UI control set that you can put to work everywhere as Delphi/Pascal developer but also the most comprehensive UI control set for your toolkit. For those not yet familiar with 'FNC' c...

It's been a while since we first introduced a TMS FNC UI Pack beta for all our active ALL ACCESS users. The beta gave access to a brand new development: TTMSFNCMemo. Along the way, we received a lot of valuable feedback, fi...

Developing in Delphi sometime presents a frustrating work-flow, experts allow us to alter some behaviors and Deputy targets the one that I disagree with the most, prompt for overwrite. This post will focus on the developers daily...

We recently released a new update of TMS FNC UI Pack v5.0 introducing the syntax highlight memo. But that's not all, alongside quite a significant amount of fixes and improvements, we also added a second new component: TT...

Again, we are back with another update: TMS FNC UI Pack 4.1!FNC planner editorA major new requested feature was the ability to integrate a custom editor for editing items. In 4.1, we introduced a way to provide your own dialog, bas...

People have been asking for a cross-platform syntax highlighting memo. With the increasing popularity of Visual Studio Code, we started investigating if we could integrate this into a FNC Component. With the use of WX Pa...

The concept of developing our own versatile component set, compatible across different frameworks and operating systems, emerged following our experience in crafting components for FMX. We were eager to provide users with the flexib...