/Delphi-Win7-Components

Delphi Components to Support Windows 7+ features (by Daniel Wischnewski)

Primary LanguagePascal

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    Delphi for Windows: Windows 7 Component Library
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Simply install the Component Package into your Delphi IDE and you are 
set to go. The Packages are in the corresponding folder. As there are no
component editors at the moment, this one package will serve as both -
design-time and run-time.

All Components are installed into the category "Windows 7 Support."

NOTE: You may use the components as-is, without any warranties supplied. 
Use them at your own risk.



If you plan to use this code for creating your own component libraries,
you must place them under GPL.

If you plan to use them in any of your applications, you are free to do
so without any further restrictions. I would be honoured if you refer
to me either in your application or in your documentation. For those 
cases, the components are given to you with any of the following license
systems: GPL, LPGL, or MPL.

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Components supplied:

  TdwProgressBar
      Supports showing the progress state in the Windows Taskbar.

  TdwTaskbarThumbnails
      Adds thumbnails into the preview pane of your application in the
      Windows Taskbar.
      NOTE: Those thumbnails must be added before any of the 
            applications GUI is shown. The thumbnails cannot be 
            reordered, created or deleted after initialization. 

  TdwOverlayIcon
      Adds a overlay icon to your applications icon in the Windows
      Taskbar. This work by definition when the user uses large icons 
      (Windows System Default) only.

  TdwJumpLists
      Allows you to manage the context menu of your application as shown
      in the Windows Taskbar and the Windows Startmenu.

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Have fun,
Daniel Wischnewski
http://www.gumpi.com/blog