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TRichView, ScaleRichView and ReportWorkshop News: 2016
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November 12, 2016:
We have updated TRichView, RichViewActions, ScaleRichView, and Report Workshop.
Changes:
- Spell checkers are integrated in RichViewActions (Addict, ExpressSpellChecker, HunSpell, ASpell, Polar spell checker). Both dialog windows and live spelling check are supported.
- Downloaders are integrated in RichViewActions (Indy, CleverComponents). They can be used to download external images when loading RTF and HTML files.
- RichViewActions include a new dialog box for adding and deleting bookmarks.
- Report Workshop includes a new component TRVReportZEOSDSDataProvider allowing to get data for reports using Zeos Library.
New demo projects are added: a report editor using Zeos Library, and a report editor using BDE.
A new video tutorial is available: how to make a report containing a hypertext table of contents.
Trial versions are available.
Additional information about this release can be found on the support forum:
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September 28, 2016:
We have updated TRichView, RichViewActions, ScaleRichView, and Report Workshop.
In this update we concentrated on Report Workshop and ScaleRichView integration.
New demo projects are available for Report Workshop: ScaleRichView report editor using FireDAC, report editors using MicroOLAP's DAC for MySQL and PostgresDAC.
A new language is included in RichViewActions: Korean.
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September 8, 2016:
Report Workshop 1.0 has been released
We are happy to announce Report Workshop, new reporting components for Delphi and C++Builder.
The new components are useful for everyone who wants to display data in a clean, professional-looking and attractive way.
In Report Workshop, you can design and build reports directly in our editing components.
Both report templates and report results are word processing documents, so you can print them, export to PDF (using third-party libraries),
HTML, DocX, RTF, apply styles to change their appearance, or edit them.
Report Workshop includes data provider components working with standard Delphi components (FireDAC, MongoDB, InterBase Express, dbExpress, ADO/dbGo, BDE)
and popular third-party components (DevArt’s UniDAC and other DACs, MicroOLAP’s DACs, AbsoluteDB, ElevateDB, DBISAM, NexusDB),
and a universal data provider component. They work out of the box: the Setup installs everything automatically, if it is possible.
Users do not need to study complex scripting languages to make report: Report Workshop includes actions implementing user interface for report designing.
Also, it’s simple to make reports in code.
Additional information about ReportWorkshop:
A compiled demo is included in the set of TRichView demos, or
you can download it separately.
Additional information about this release can be found on the support forum:
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July 25, 2016:
TRichView 16.8, RichViewActions 6.6, and ScaleRichView 7.4
Main changes:
- special colors for odd and even groups of table rows, heading rows, the last row; the same for table columns
- widow/orphan control (avoiding page breaks before the last line and after the first line of paragraphs)
- special objects for storing additional information in documents
- applying styles from files to documents
- support for Embarcadero RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin
- packages are separated into runtime and designtime packages
The complete lists of changes since TRichView v16.0:
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June 29, 2016:
RVMedia 5.0.
Main new features:
- media server (TRVMediaServer) allows named and password-protected groups
- TRVCamMicrophone allows choosing a microphone (or another audio input device) as a source
- RVMedia's motion detection mechanism is available as TRVMotionDetector class
- RVMedia supports newer H.264 Foscam cameras (administration and movement control)
- RVMedia supports FFmpeg 3
- RVMedia can decode different formats of video from local web cameras (YV12, YUYV, YUY2, YVYU, UYVY, NV12, etc.),
even if the corresponding decoder is not installed in Windows/Linux
- RVMedia supports Delphi and C++Builder 10.1 Berlin
Resources for RVMedia:
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