windows ribbon framework for delphi

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Quick description about windows ribbon framework for delphi:

Class library for working with the new Windows Ribbon Framework (introduced in Windows 7) in Delphi applications. Comes with a Ribbon Designer and an extensive tutorial to make it easier to create Ribbon based user interfaces. Requires Delphi 2010+.

Features:

• Provides full access to the Windows Ribbon Framework (aka. Scenic Ribbon).
• Complete translation of the UI Ribbon header files. You can use these for low-level access to the Ribbon API. Although you probably won't need this because the library comes with a class library that is much easier to use.
• A class library that provides higher-level access to the Ribbon API. This makes working with the Ribbon API much easier and takes care of most of the nasty implementation details.
• Delphi-versions of the UI Ribbon Samples from the Windows SDK. There are low-level versions of these samples that use the Ribbon API directly, as well as medium-level versions that use the Delphi Ribbon class library. You will see that it takes much less code when you use the class library.
• A feature-complete semi-visual Ribbon Designer. This applications lets you create the Ribbon XML files without needing to write XML. You can completely design and test the ribbon in this application. It will also compile the Ribbon to a resource file and create Delphi source files with the constants you need to access the ribbon commands.
• The Ribbon Designer comes with a WordPad template that lets you quickly create a Ribbon that looks virtually identical to the WordPad accessory that comes with Windows 7.
• Extensive tutorial (http: //www.bilsen.com/windowsribbon/tutorial.shtml) that learns you everything you need to know to effectively create Ribbon User Interface applications.
• Version 1.1 adds support for linking Ribbon commands to standard Delphi actions (thank you Patrick Kolla-ten Venne for your contribution!).

Audience: Developers.
User interface: Win32 (MS Windows), Windows Aero.
Programming Language: Delphi/Kylix.

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