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Delphi nuts & bolts

by Gary Cornell (1996)

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In Delphi Nuts & Bolts: For Experienced Programmers, Second Edition, you won't get hung up with remedial information or lengthy tutorials. This guide offers maximum coverage of the new 32-bit version of Borland's popular visual development tool without stinting on the 16-bit version. In record time, you'll be able to learn Delphi's object Pascal language in both 16-bit and 32-bit, find out how to make user-friendly applications using components and event procedures, develop applications using the new user interface features in Windows 95, take advantage of Delphi 32's new OLE-compliant controls and new language features, and program like an expert in both versions of Delphi - no matter what languages you're coming from.

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