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This is RAND Corp tool for online surveys; a modified form of the Delphi technique.

This is RAND Corp tool for online surveys; a modified form of the Delphi technique.

This article is from BMC Medical Education , volume 14 . Abstract Background: Undertaking a Delphi exercise is recommended during the second stage in the development process for a reporting guideline. To continue the development for the Guideline for Reporting Evidence-based practice Educational interventions and Teaching (GREET) a Delphi survey was undertaken to determine the consensus opinion of researchers, journal editors and educators in evidence-based practice (EBP) regarding the information items that should be reported when describing an educational intervention for EBP. Methods: A four round online Delphi survey was conducted from October 2012 to March 2013. The Delphi panel comprised international researchers, educators and journal editors in EBP. Commencing with an open-ended question, participants were invited to volunteer information considered important when reporting educational interventions for EBP. Over three subsequent rounds participants were invited to rate the importance of each of the Delphi items using an 11 point Likert rating scale (low 0 to 4, moderate 5 to 6, high 7 to 8 and very high >8). Consensus agreement was set a priori as at least 80 per cent participant agreement. Consensus agreement was initially calculated within the four categories of importance (low to very high), prior to these four categories being merged into two (

Tracklist: 1. Apollo's Temple In Delphi (Entr'acte From "The Orestea" Opera) 2. Symphony No. 2 In B Flat Major: 1. Introduzione Ed Allegro. Adagio. Allegro. Adagio 3. Symphony No. 2 In B Flat Major: 2. Andante 4. Symphony No. 2 In B Flat Major: 3. Allegro

ISO del CD-ROM de instalación del disco 2 de la colección Curso IBM de Programación Con Programas de Borland, de Planeta Deagostini y Multimedia Ediciones S.A.  En este caso el disco 2 del curso del lenguaje de programación Delphi.

ISO del CD-ROM de instalación del disco 2 de la colección Curso IBM de Programación Con Programas de Borland, de Planeta Deagostini y Multimedia Ediciones S.A.  En este caso el disco 2 del curso del lenguaje de programación Delphi.

Accompanying disk of source code that came with the book "Beginning Delphi 2", written by Peter Wright.

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KURS IBM PROGRAMOWANIE 1/2 Borland Delphi (1) ISO VOLUME NAME: PROG01 ISO VOLUME SET: 19012000_V100 Mastering SID: (blank) Mould SID: IFPI 3299 Matrix: GEMA O. D. CURSOIBM1POLONIA @1$

KURS IBM PROGRAMOWANIE 3 Borland Delphi (2) ISO VOLUME NAME: PROG03 ISO VOLUME SET: 08022000_V101 Mastering SID: IFPI L191 Mould SID: IFPI 3220 Matrix: GEMA O. D. CURSOIBM3POLONIA @1$

Selection, development and agreement of appropriate items and response options for the assessment of diaper dermatitis (incontinence-associated dermatitis) in newborns, infants and toddlers in German language (Delphi study on content validity)

Selection, development and agreement of appropriate items and response options for the assessment of diaper dermatitis (incontinence-associated dermatitis) in newborns, infants and toddlers in German language (Delphi study on content validity)

Selection, development and agreement of appropriate items and response options for the assessment of diaper dermatitis (incontinence-associated dermatitis) in newborns, infants and toddlers in German language (Delphi study on content validity)

Selection, development and agreement of appropriate items and response options for the assessment of diaper dermatitis (incontinence-associated dermatitis) in newborns, infants and toddlers in German language (Delphi study on content validity)

OptiVec: Vector/matrix functions for Delphi 2

Delphi 2 ad from DrDobbs #262 feb. 1997.

Borland Delphi 2.0 is the only Rapid Application Development tool that combines the performance of the world's fastest optimizing 32-bit native-code compiler, the productivity of visual component-based design, and the flexibility of scalable database architecture in a robust object-oriented envionment.

Borland Delphi 2.0 is the only Rapid Application Development tool that combines the performance of the world's fastest optimizing 32-bit native-code compiler, the productivity of visual component-based design, and the flexibility of scalable database architecture in a robust object-oriented envionment.

TDisk 1.02 CopyRight© 1997, 1998, 1999 Angelo Ricardo Miquelin Neto Este componente é para ser usado apenas em Delphi 3. Poderá ser portado para Delphi 2 ou 4 , a pedidos . Objetivo :   Possibilitar ao programador obter , de forma simples e rápida , acesso a informações sobre unidades de disco presentes no sistema , encapsulando muitas API's do Windows que são chatas e trabalhosas de se escrever .   Para instalar : Pelo amor de Deus , vc vai me dizer que não sabe instalar um componente no Delphi 3 ??? Depois de instalado , ele deverá aparecer na Paleta SYSTEM na IDE do Delphi ( se não aparecer , me avise ) Propriedades : VolumeLabel   : string   Retorna o nome dado ao label do disco , se disponível . IsCasePreserved : boolean   Retorna True se o sistema de arquivos em uso da unidade passada em RootPath suporta a preservação de caso em nomes de arquivos . IsCaseSensitive          : boolean   Retorna True se o sistema de arquivos em uso da unidade passada em RootPath é sensitivo ao caso. CanPersistentACLs        :boolean Retorna True se o sistema de arquivos em uso da unidade passada em RootPath suporta a preservação de diretivas de sistema para de arquivos . Ex:NTFS CanUnicodeStored         : boolean   Retorna True se o sistema de arquivos em uso da unidade passada em RootPath suporta nomes de arquivos no padrão Unicode . CanSingleFileCompressed  : boolean   Retorna True se o sistema de arquivos em uso da unidade passada em RootPath suporta a compressão de arquivos individuais . IsVolumeCompressed       : boolean   Retorna True se a unidade passada em RootPath está comprimida . FileSystemName           : string    Retorna o nome do sistema de arquivos em uso da unidade passada em RootPath MaxValuePathFileName     : string    Retorna o nº máximo de caracteres que poderão ser usados para a criação de nomes de arquivos na unidade passada em RootPath TotalCapacity            : string Retorna a capacidade total , em bytes , da unidade passada em RootPath     BytesFree                : string    Retorna o espaço livre , em bytes , da unidade passada em RootPath BytesIn                  : string    Retorna espaço ocupado , em bytes , da unidade passada em RootPath RootPath                 : string    Unidade da qual se quer obter informações : Exemplo : 'C:\' Ele irá iniciar , por padrão, exibindo informnações sobre a sua unidade 'C:\' . VolumeId                 : string    Retorna o numero serial da unidade passada em RootPath , se existir property SectorsPerCluster : string    Retorna o nº de setores por clusters , na unidade passada em RootPath BytesPerSector           : string    Retorna o nº de bytes por setor , na unidade passada em RootPath NumberOfFreeClusters     : string    Retorna o nº de clusters não alocados , na unidade passada em RootPath TotalNumberOfClusters    : string    Retorna o nº total de clusters , na unidade passada em RootPath DiskKind                 : string   Retorna o tipo da unidade passada em RoothPath Ex : CD-ROM , HARD DISK , etc . DiskNKind                : longint   O mesmo que DiskKind , só que em valor numérico . Histórico : 1.00 - dezembro / 1997     Primeira versão lançada . 1.01 - julho / 1998     Suporta informações no Windows NT . Alguns bugs fixados . 1.02 - março / 1999     Suporta FAT32 ( Win95 OSR & Win98 , um quanto tanto tarde ... falta absoluta de tempo )     Atenção : Este componente é freeware . Pode ser distribuido livremente . Use-o  por sua própria conta e risco . Não me responsabilizo ou não posso ser responsabilizado por algum dano ou mal uso deste componente.  O uso do componente em seus programas demonstrará que vc concordou com estes termos . Se você utilizou e gostou , ou ainda , quer me enviar sugestões ou manter-se atualizado sobre o desenvolvimento dele , avisar sobre  bugs ou ainda tecer críticas porque achou que ele é uma porcaria , é só mandar me mandar um e-mail : [email protected] Espero que este componente possa lhe ajudar e lhe facilitar a vida , Angelo .

Welcome to the Ether! Today we have a Twitterspace hosted by Cephii with Jose Macedo from Delphi Digital, and Do Kwon! This is part 2 of 2.

Welcome to the Ether! Today we have a Twitterspace hosted by Cephii with Jose Macedo from Delphi Digital, and Do Kwon! This is part 2 of 2.

Welcome to the Ether! Today we have a Twitterspace hosted by Cephii with Jose Macedo from Delphi Digital, and Do Kwon! This is part 2 of 2.

CMATH: Complex math unit for Delphi 2

DiskInfo    - for Delphi 2/3/4 or equal CBuilder versions. BigDiskInfo - same component with supporting of big HardDisks (Int64 size).               for Delphi4 or CBuilder4 only. http://www.angen.net/~xacker/

DiskInfo    - for Delphi 2/3/4 or equal CBuilder versions. BigDiskInfo - same component with supporting of big HardDisks (Int64 size).               for Delphi4 or CBuilder4 only. http://www.angen.net/~xacker/

Part 2 in book series. If you are completely new to programming, this book is unlikely to be useful on its own. Nonetheless, it assumes little or no knowledge of Delphi specifically: taking an integrated approach, it tackles features that are new and not so new, basic and not so basic. In the process, it will describe in detail the nuts and bolts useful for almost any application you may come to write in Delphi. Topics: Strings Arrays Collections I/O

This CD is included in the Delphi 2 Developers' Solutions .

Borland Delphi Desktop Version 2 for Windows 95 and NT Includes Borland Delphi 1.0 for Windows 3.1

ISO del CD-ROM de instalación del disco 30 de la colección Curso IBM de Programación Con Programas de Borland, de Planeta Deagostini y Multimedia Ediciones S.A.  En este caso el disco 2 del curso  del lenguaje de programación Delphi Desktop.

synth, distortion, noise

OptiVec: Vector/Matrix Functions for Delphi 2

OptiVec: Vector/matrix functions for Delphi 2

OptiVec: Vector/matrix functions for Delphi 2

Curso Lazarus com Maria DB

Analyzed by the Delphi technique were the opinions of 100 professionals on possible technological and other changes which may impact the assessment process of handicapped students in educational environments. Analyzed were three rounds of questionnaires which were given to Ss in the following professional groupings: medical and technical, assessment practitioners, academicians/trainier/theoreticians, and lawyers and legislators. Ss were first asked to predict future events which would influence pupil appraisal, then asked to predict the date of the events, and then allowed to change their date estimates after receiving the total group estimates. Results were determined for eight areas: societal values and public opinion; litigation and legislation; new medical procedures and drug applications; computer technology, inventions, and technical breakthroughs; placement and classification; curriculum and educational programing changes; assessment technology; and university training. The following are among predicted trends: increasing efforts in locating unserved hnadicapped students, continuing litigation on the education and employment of the handicapped, the use of drugs to improve behavior and learning, reduction of institutionalization of the mentally retarded due to extensive use of behavioral modification techniques, increasing use of criterion referenced tests by classroom teachers, and the requirement of courses in the exceptional child in most educational preparatory programs. Appended are the three questionnaires. Four critical reviews are included. (DB)

Analyzed by the Delphi technique were the opinions of 100 professionals on possible technological and other changes which may impact the assessment process of handicapped students in educational environments. Analyzed were three rounds of questionnaires which were given to Ss in the following professional groupings: medical and technical, assessment practitioners, academicians/trainier/theoreticians, and lawyers and legislators. Ss were first asked to predict future events which would influence pupil appraisal, then asked to predict the date of the events, and then allowed to change their date estimates after receiving the total group estimates. Results were determined for eight areas: societal values and public opinion; litigation and legislation; new medical procedures and drug applications; computer technology, inventions, and technical breakthroughs; placement and classification; curriculum and educational programing changes; assessment technology; and university training. The following are among predicted trends: increasing efforts in locating unserved hnadicapped students, continuing litigation on the education and employment of the handicapped, the use of drugs to improve behavior and learning, reduction of institutionalization of the mentally retarded due to extensive use of behavioral modification techniques, increasing use of criterion referenced tests by classroom teachers, and the requirement of courses in the exceptional child in most educational preparatory programs. Appended are the three questionnaires. Four critical reviews are included. (DB)

If you are completely new to programming, this book is unlikely to be useful on its own. Nonetheless, it assumes little or no knowledge of Delphi specifically: taking an integrated approach, it tackles features that are new and not so new, basic and not so basic. In the process, it will describe in detail the nuts and bolts useful for almost any application you may come to write in Delphi. Topics: Language Basics Simple Types OOP

Delphi 2 Vademecum Profesjonalisty Co znajdziesz na CD‑ROM’ie Żadna publikacja o charakterze instruktażowym nie może obyć się bez prezentacji konkretnych przykładów – i niniejsza książka również nie jest wyjątkiem: tekstowi wykładu towarzyszą obszerne listingi kompletnych modułów i ich istotnych fragmentów, splatając się z nim w jedną całość. Listingi te są jednak z natury fragmentaryczne – rzadko kiedy prezentowana jest cała aplikacja, gdyż najczęściej nie jest to konieczne; lukę tę uzupełnia kompletny kod źródłowy zawarty na krążku CD‑ROM, przyporządkowany poszczególnym rozdziałom książki i podzielony, w ramach każdego rozdziału, na odrębne projekty. Przeważająca większość aplikacji została przetłumaczona na język polski, w niektórych przypadkach nie było to jednak możliwe, głównie ze względu na niedo stępność kodu źródłowego niektórych modułów lub specyficzną treść czy postać danych . Przed przystąpieniem do studiowania książki i samodzielnej zabawy z aplikacjami nale ży wykonać dwie nieskomplikowane czynności instalacyjne: zainstalować niezbędne komponentów w Palecie oraz zdefiniować aliasy wykorzystywane przez aplikacje bazo­danowe. Za chwilę opiszemy szczegółowo, jak to zrobić. Oprócz listingów omawianych w tekście przykładowych aplikacji krążek CD‑ROM zawiera ponadto szereg interesujących plików: katalog 3rdParty zawiera kilka pozycji niezwykle cennych dla programisty Delphi 2.0, w szczególności: Pakiet Orpheus autorstwa Turbo Power Software InfoPower © Woll2Woll Software Enigma Plus Delphi GIS Component © TIMC Ltd. Protoview’s OLE Components for Delphi 2 Imagelib VCL z biblioteki Skyline Tools Demoshield 4 InstallShield © Stirling Technologies Wise Installation System z G reat Lakes Business Solutions a także obszerne fragmenty z trzech pierwszych numerów Delphi Informant Works z ro ku 1996 (w tym roku ukazało się oryginalne wydanie książki). W katalogu APD umieściliśmy jedną z ostatnich wersji pakietu Asynch Professional for Delphi autorstwa Turbo Power Software – wiodącego producenta w zakresie oprogramowania transmisji szeregowej; pakietowi temu dedykowany jest rozdział 29 niniejszej książki. W katalogu Extras znajduje się kilka ciekawych bibliotek, między innymi pakiet DelphiCGI umożliwiający efektywne tworzenie internetowych stron WWW. Zaawansowanych programistów zaciekawi z pewnością interesujący artykuł (w języku angielskim), wyjaśniający w bardzo szczegółowy sposób, czym 32‑bitowe Delphi 2.0 różni się od swego poprzednika – Delphi 1.0 oraz różnych wersji Turbo Pascala, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem mechanizmów systemowych oraz ich wpływu na funkcjonowanie aplikacji. W katalogu BSCPolska zamieściliśmy informacje o Borland Support Center Polska – instytucji, która zajmuje się świadczeniem profesjonalnej pomocy technicznej dla produktów firmy Borland. W katalogu WydawnictwoHelion znajdują się informacje o wydawnictwie oraz atrakcyjny wygaszacz ekranu – prezent od wydawnictwa. Ponadto, dzięki uprzejmości BSC Polska, w katalogach CBuilderTrialEdition , Delphi2TrialEdition oraz IntraBuilderTrialEdition zamieściliśmy 30-dniowe, testowe wersje Borland C++Builder’a, Delphi 2.0 i IntraBuilder’a. Po tym krótkim wstępie przejdźmy do szczegółów, związanych z instalacją zawartości CD‑ROM’u w na dysku stałym. Instalacja przykładów Nie będzie to instalacja w sensie dosłownym, lecz po prostu przekopiowanie plików do wybranego katalogu, oczywiście z zachowaniem struktury podkatalogów. Krążek nie zawiera plików o długich nazwach, można więc użyć do kopiowania dowolnego programu DOS’owego – na przykład Dos Navigatora czy Norton Commandera. Pliki skopiowane z CD‑ROM’u na dysk stały (lub dyskietkę) posiadać będą prawdopodobnie atrybut Read Only , który może stanowić przeszkodę przy samodzielnych eksperymentach z kodem źródłowym aplikacji. Zaleca się wyzerowanie tego atrybutu w stosunku do wszystkich plików, tym bardziej, że niektóre z nich stanowią dane dla aplikacji i muszą być modyfikowalne. Można to osiągnąć bardzo prosto, za pomocą następującego polecenia systemowego ATTRIB –R nazwa_katalogu \*.* /S wydanego na przykład za pomocą opcji Uruchom menu Start (nazwa_katalogu oznacza oczywiście nazwę katalogu, do którego pliki z CD‑ROM’u skopiowano). Dla wygody, powyższą instrukcję umieściliśmy w pliku wsadowym UNRDONLY.BAT. Instalacja nowych komponentów Instalowanie w Palecie nowych komponentów następuje w sposób typowy dla Delphi 2 .0. Należy uruchomić Delphi 2.0, z menu głównego IDE wybrać opcję C omponent| I nstall , w wyświetlonym oknie dialogowym wybrać przycisk A dd i jako moduł źródłowy podać moduł _DDGCMPN.PAS znajdujący się w podkatalogu INSTALL (w stosunku do katalogu, do którego skopiowano zawartość CD‑ROM’u) – w jego zlokalizowaniu może okazać się pomocny przycisk B rowse . Po zlokalizowaniu modułu, naciśnięcie przycisku OK spowoduje rozpoczęcie instalacji trwającej – zależnie od szybkości komputera – od kilkudziesięciu sekund do kilkunastu minut. Ostateczne, na stronie DDG Palety Komponentów powinny zostać zainstalowane następujące komponenty: TAlarm TComponentEditorSample TdBaseTable TDefinePropTest TDigitalClock TDrawPanel THalfMinute THeaderListBox TLaunchPad TMarquee TMemView TNotifyIcon TParadoxTable TPasswordDialog TPlanets TRunButton TTabListBox TWaveFile TWorthLess Są one tu wymienione w kolejności alfabetycznej, rzeczywista kolejność w Palecie będzie inna, nie ma ona zresztą żadnego znaczenia. Dla oszczędności miejsca na dysku można usunąć pliki *.DCU utworzone w podkatalogu INSTALL , koniecznie należy natomiast pozostawić pliki źródłowe *.PAS, w przeciwnym bowiem wypadku nie będzie możliwa kompilacja zupełna projektów (Project|Build All). Niezależnie od powyższej listy, dodatkowych komponentów wymaga materiał rozdziałów 7 i  29 które zawierają one szczegółowy opis instalacji i wyjaśniają zagadnienia towarzyszące . Definiowanie aliasów Aliasy stanowią dla aplikacji Delphi uniwersalne identyfikatory baz danych, niezależnie od typu tych ostatnich; aliasem może być nazwa katalogu zawierającego poszczególne tabele bazy (dla dBase’a i Paradox’a), bądź pojedynczego pliku, w których zawarte są wszystkie tabele (np. bazy MS Access’a czy też bazy serwera InterBase). Na potrzeby przykładowych aplikacji niniejszej książki konieczne jest istnienie aliasów wyszczególnionych w poniższej tabeli: Alias Typ Ścieżka lub plik DB INTRBASE Intrbase\Examples\EMPLOYEE.GDB DBDEMOS STANDARD/Paradox Delphi 2.0\Demos\Data DDGDATA STANDARD/Paradox CODE\DATA DDGIB INTRBASE CODE\DATA\DDGIB.GDB DDGLOCAL STANDARD/Paradox CODE\DATA DDGSALES INTRBASE CODE\DATA\SALES.GDB IBLOCAL INTRBASE Intrbase\Examples\ EMPLOYEE.GDB SALESDB INTRBASE CODE\DATA\SALES.GDB Niezbędne jest w tym miejscu krótkie wyjaśnienie: ze względu na pewną dowolność w wyborze katalogów przy instalowaniu programów w Windows, w szczególności pakietu Delphi 2.0, nie jest możliwe podanie pełnych ścieżek aliasów, lecz jedynie ich podkatalogów. W powyższej tabeli podkatalog CODE odnosi się do katalogu, w którym utworzono kopię CD‑ROM’u, natomiast podkatalogi Delphi 2.0 oraz IntrBase związane są z katalogiem, w którym zainstalowano Delphi 2.0. Najwygodniejszym sposobem zainstalowania aliasów specyficznych dla przykładowych aplikacji (są to aliasy DDGDATA, DDGIB, DDGLOCAL, DDGSALES i SALESDB) jest uruchomienie programu DEFALIAS.EXE znajdującego się w głównym katalogu CD‑ROM’u. Przed uruchomieniem tego programu należy zamknąć wszystkie aplikacje wykorzystujące interfejs BDE – przede wszystkim samo Delphi 2.0 oraz ewentualne aplikacje bazodanowe stworzone za jego pomocą . Jeżeli program zasygnalizuje błąd wykonania, to najbardziej prawdopodobną tego przyczyną może być istnienie aliasu o podanej nazwie. Jeżeli więc wykonanie programu DEFALIAS.EXE zakończy się niepowodzeniem (bądź też Ty osobiście nie darzysz szczególną sympatią programów, które automatycznie zmieniają zawartość plików konfiguracyjnych), należy zdefiniować żądane aliasy w sposób bezpośredni, używając do tego celu programu BDECFG32.EXE, identyfikowanego w typowej instalacji Delphi 2.0 za pomocą skrótu BDE Configuration. Po uruchomieniu programu należy wybrać kartę Aliases i kliknąć w przycisk New Alias, a następnie wpisać jego nazwę oraz wybrać stosowny typ, zgodnie z powyższą tabelą; dla typu STANDARD należy wpisać w pole TYPE rodzaj sterownika Paradox (jak w tabeli), samą zaś ścieżkę określającą alias wpisać należy w pole PATH. Dla typu INTRBASE ścieżkę tę należy wpisać w pole SERVER NAME (a nie w pole PATH, jak można by przypuszczać), ponadto należy podać SYSDBA jako nazwę użytkownika‑kreatora bazy (pole USER NAME). Należy następnie zapisać zmiany w pliku konfiguracyjnym, za pomocą opcji File|Save i zakończyć pracę programu. Źródła programu DEFALIAS znajdują się w podkatalogu \CODE\DEFALIAS. Po wykonaniu powyższych czynności instalacyjnych nie wolno już zmieniać lo kalizacji plików skopiowanych z CD-ROM’u. W przypadku konieczności prze niesienia tych plików do innego katalogu należy przeprowadzić deinstalację pa kietu (w sposób opisany poniżej) i zainstalować pliki w nowej lokalizacji. Deinstalacja pakietu Proces deinstalacji pakietu jest równie prosty jak jego instalacja i polega na usunięciu wybranych komponentów z Palety oraz skasowaniu aliasów zdefiniowanych przez program DEFALIAS.EXE. Usunięcia komponentów dokonuje się za pomocą opcji Component|Install w menu głównym IDE: w okienku Installed units należy zaznaczyć usuwany moduł i nacisnąć przycisk Remove; czynność tę należy powtórzyć dla każdego usuwanego modułu – w opisywanym przypadku będą to moduły następujące 1 : _DDGCMPN CARDS APDREG APDTREG APDFREG W celu usunięcia aliasów należy zamknąć Delphi 2.0 (i wszystkie inne aplikacje wykorzystujące interfejs BDE), uruchomić program BDECFG32.EXE, (identyfikowany w typowej instalacji Delphi 2.0 za pomocą skrótu BDE Configuration), wybrać kartę Aliases i, używając przycisku Delete Alias, usunąć kolejno aliasy DDGDATA, DDGIB, DDGLOCAL, DDGSALES i SALESDB. Przed zakończeniem pracy programu należy zmiany te utrwalić w pliku konfiguracyjnym BDE, za pomocą opcji File|Save. Po wykonaniu powyższych czynności można już skasować pliki pakietu lub przenieść je do innego katalogu (zachowując oczywiście strukturę podkatalogów). Życzymy przyjemnej pracy i wielu pożytków z niniejszej książki. Będziemy wdzięczni za wszelkie uwagi, które postaramy się wykorzystać ku pożytkowi naszych Czytelników . Wydawnictwo HELION 1 Moduł CARDS instalowany jest w związku w rozdziałem 7., natomiast trzy ostatnie moduły – APDREG, APDFREG i APDTREG pochodzą z pakietu APD, opisywanego w rozdziale 29. Może się więc zdarzyć, że nie zostały one jeszcze zainstalowane – ich brak w okienku Installed units nie oznacza więc żadnej sytuacji nienormalnej i nie przeszkadza w wykonaniu deinstalacji.

Part 3 in book series. If you are completely new to programming, this book is unlikely to be useful on its own. Nonetheless, it assumes little or no knowledge of Delphi specifically: taking an integrated approach, it tackles features that are new and not so new, basic and not so basic. In the process, it will describe in detail the nuts and bolts useful for almost any application you may come to write in Delphi.    Topics:  Packages  RTTI (Runtime Type Information)  Interoperability  MultiTreading

In the reaction e+e- -> WW -> (q_1 qbar_2)(q_3 qbar_4) the usual hadronization models treat the colour singlets q_1 qbar_2 and q_3 qbar_4 coming from two W bosons independently. However, since the final state partons may coexist in space and time, cross-talk between the two evolving hadronic systems may be possible during fragmentation through soft gluon exchange. This effect is known as Colour Reconnection. In this article the results of the investigation of Colour Reconnection effects in fully hadronic decays of W pairs in DELPHI at LEP are presented. Two complementary analyses were performed, studying the particle flow between jets and W mass estimators, with negligible correlation between them, and the results were combined and compared to models. In the framework of the SK-I model, the value for its kappa parameter most compatible with the data was found to be: kappa_{SK-I} = 2.2^{+2.5}_{-1.3} corresponding to the probability of reconnection P_{reco} to be in the range 0.31 < P_{reco} < 0.68 at 68% confidence level with its best value at 0.52.

In the reaction e+e- -> WW -> (q_1 qbar_2)(q_3 qbar_4) the usual hadronization models treat the colour singlets q_1 qbar_2 and q_3 qbar_4 coming from two W bosons independently. However, since the final state partons may coexist in space and time, cross-talk between the two evolving hadronic systems may be possible during fragmentation through soft gluon exchange. This effect is known as Colour Reconnection. In this article the results of the investigation of Colour Reconnection effects in fully hadronic decays of W pairs in DELPHI at LEP are presented. Two complementary analyses were performed, studying the particle flow between jets and W mass estimators, with negligible correlation between them, and the results were combined and compared to models. In the framework of the SK-I model, the value for its kappa parameter most compatible with the data was found to be: kappa_{SK-I} = 2.2^{+2.5}_{-1.3} corresponding to the probability of reconnection P_{reco} to be in the range 0.31 < P_{reco} < 0.68 at 68% confidence level with its best value at 0.52.

CMATH: Complex math lib for Delphi 2

CMATH: Complex math unit for Delphi 2

CMATH: Complex math unit for Delphi 2

Printing of "RichText" with DELPHI 2, 3 and 4?? The printing of  "Richtext" (RTF) textual documents is not well supported by Borland in the, as a part of Delphi delivered, RichEdit component. The adjusting of paper margins, text of the title, page numbers, border lines, logo of a firm and print preview is missing. In order to lift these shortcomings I have written a special non-visible RichPrinter component. Every type of font in every colour, size and style can everywhere be printed on the page with the aid of the component. Further there can be placed a bitmap logo everywhere on the paper page. On a printer preview can been shown on screen how the pages will look as they will be printed on paper. I have not found the time yet to make help pages as a companion of the component; but in the included Word document "RichPrint component explanation" the working is explained. The components are rather simple to use and therefore the usability of help-pages is limited. The component has three important functions: a.  Adjusting printing pages margins, orientation and paper format, b.  Print preview, c.  Printing the RichText to the printer The RichPrint component supports both the normal RichEdit component and the RichEditEx component (text + embedded graphic). The component is free for use (free ware) in non-commercial applications, that is any software that is not being sold in one or another way. Legal stuff You expressly acknowledge and agree that use of the RichPrint component is AT YOUR OWN RISK and is provided "AS IS" without any warranties or conditions whatsoever. I am not liable for any damages, including but not limited to, loss of profit, data, or use of the software or special, incidental or consequential damages, or other similar claims. August 1998 Gerrit Wolsink

Printing of "RichText" with DELPHI 2, 3 and 4?? The printing of  "Richtext" (RTF) textual documents is not well supported by Borland in the, as a part of Delphi delivered, RichEdit component. The adjusting of paper margins, text of the title, page numbers, border lines, logo of a firm and print preview is missing. In order to lift these shortcomings I have written a special non-visible RichPrinter component. Every type of font in every colour, size and style can everywhere be printed on the page with the aid of the component. Further there can be placed a bitmap logo everywhere on the paper page. On a printer preview can been shown on screen how the pages will look as they will be printed on paper. I have not found the time yet to make help pages as a companion of the component; but in the included Word document "RichPrint component explanation" the working is explained. The components are rather simple to use and therefore the usability of help-pages is limited. The component has three important functions: a.  Adjusting printing pages margins, orientation and paper format, b.  Print preview, c.  Printing the RichText to the printer The RichPrint component supports both the normal RichEdit component and the RichEditEx component (text + embedded graphic). The component is free for use (free ware) in non-commercial applications, that is any software that is not being sold in one or another way. Legal stuff You expressly acknowledge and agree that use of the RichPrint component is AT YOUR OWN RISK and is provided "AS IS" without any warranties or conditions whatsoever. I am not liable for any damages, including but not limited to, loss of profit, data, or use of the software or special, incidental or consequential damages, or other similar claims. August 1998 Gerrit Wolsink

Footage taken by Delphi at the 1998 FIRST Championships Chapters: 0:00 - Rodney O'Neal Interview 4:52 - Team 47 Interview 9:34 - 47 match 13:12 - Team 47 Interview 16:46 - Team Toga Interview 17:58 - Delphi Steering Interview 23:25 - Team 45 Pit Interview (Mark Koors & Jadon Smith) 27:04 - Team 46 Pit Interview 30:42 - 46 vs 93 vs 160 34:52 - 45 vs 49 vs 178 38:34 - 48 vs 136 vs 201 41:59 - 47 vs 122 vs 169 46:25 - 49 vs 123 vs 141 48:51 - 60 vs 67 vs 81 53:15 - 23 vs 64 vs 69 57:21 - Don Runkle Interview 1:01:53 - 24 vs 67 vs 126 1:04:42 - Team 67 Field Interview 1:07:20 - 28 vs 68 vs 79 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjyqC05CUno Uploader: Peyton Yeung

1Lady's Life on a Farm in Manitoba

By Mary Georgiana Caroline Hall

In 1881, Mrs. Cecil Hall's brother went to Manitoba to farm. In 1882, she went out for a visit of some two months, and followed that visit with a long sojourn in Colorado, returning to England as the snows began to fall. While there, she had to give up her "Lady's ways" and help on the farm in many ways she'd never stoop to at home. She makes hay, cooks, paints the barn roof, and cleans. Through it all, the newness helped her keep her temper, and these letters home show an insight into the settlement of Western Canada. These letters have a feel of "Little House on the Prairie" from an English lady's point of view. (Summary by Sibella Denton).

2Kitchener's Mob Adventures of an American in the British Army

By James Norman Hall

“Pvt Ryan”, “Platoon”, “A Soldier’s Home”, Kitchener’s Mob”. These aren’t happy stories, they are about the experience of War. War at different times, and although modern warfare may be more sanitized, the adventure, the horror, the emotions don’t change. James Norman Hall has been there. He “Saw the Elephant”, and his portrayal of his WWI experience is a tribute to those ordinary people who do such extraordinary things.<BR><BR> Those who have served will identify with at least some part if not all of this book, be it the rigors of training, the camaraderie, or possibly those memories that try as you may, you can never make go away. Those who haven’t may gain insight and possibly more respect for those who have.<BR><BR> Tommy Atkins is a universal soldier, be he the cook that serves up a hot meal, the sniper that keeps score on the stock of his rifle, or the machine gunner who hates his job. As I narrated this book, I had to stop and compose myself more than once. I could almost feel Hall’s presence as we told Tommy’s story.<BR><BR> Mike Vendetti, Narrator<BR> 2 Lt Inf Vietnam 1965

3High Adventure A Narrative of Air Fighting in France

By James Norman Hall

High Adventure A Narrative of Air Fighting in France by James Norman Hall; you will find this book although an exciting narrative has an unpolished feel because it was published in June of 1918 while Mr. Hall was a captive in a German POW camp. When he was captured behind enemy lines, the book was still a work in progress. The Armistice would not be reached until November of that year.<br /><br />Although he does not mention it in this book, Mr. Hall had already served the better part of 15 months with the British Expeditionary Forces, surviving the battle of Loos in Sept – Oct 1915, and upon which his excellent work “Kitchener’s” Mob is Based.<br /><br />The US did not enter the war until April 1917, and Hall had already served nearly three years as an American with British and French forces, as a machine gunner with the British, and as a pilot in the Lafayette Escadrille.<br /><br />Pilot training in the French Air Corps was primarily a matter of survival. Visualize if you will, a class of “Penguins”, aircraft with wings too short for flight scurrying about the airfield as student pilots learn to control these machines with no instructor on board, and for that matter in Mr. Halls case there was never an instructor on board. Their solo flight was their first flight. They learned by doing.<br /><br />The sheer joy and wonder of man’s early experience of leaving the bounds of Earth in an aircraft coupled with the danger and excitement of air combat made “High Adventure” such a good read, I completed the narration ahead of schedule, because I couldn’t put it down<br /><br />Mike Vendetti, Narrator

Returning from the horrors of World War I James Hall and Charles Nordhoff follow a dream to tour the South Pacific. They later co authored “Mutiny on the Bounty”. This is a love story. A travelogue and an adventure rolled into one. This book just went into the public domain, so enjoy an early 20th Century look at paradise. (Summary by Mike Vendetti)

5Viking Tales

By Jennie Hall

Viking tales are tales from Iceland, featuring the king Halfdan and his son Harald. (Summary by Nadine)

6Untroubled Mind

By Herbert J. Hall

A very wise physician has said that “every illness has two parts—what it is, and what the patient thinks about it.” What the patient thinks about it is often more important and more troublesome than the real disease. What the patient thinks of life, what life means to him is also of great importance and may be the bar that shuts out all real health and happiness. The following pages are devoted to certain ideals of life which I would like to give to my patients, the long-time patients who have especially fallen to my lot. (Summary by Herbert J Hall - from the Preface)

7Treatise on Staff Making and Pivoting

By Eugene Edward Hall

This instruction manual contains complete directions for making and fitting new staffs for watches from raw material. The author refers to several illustrations throughout the text. These can be seen at the Online text in the Links section on this page. (Bev J. Stevens)

8Love Romances of the Aristocracy

By Thornton Hall

There are countless romances set in the British upper class, but the hearts of the real-life counterparts of the fictional heroes have also been conquered, lost, or broken. The real peerage has lived through romances and scandals as outrageous as their fictional cousins, and this book is sharing all the gossip about those adventures. - Summary by Carolin

9Astounding Stories 14, February 1931

By Harry Bates, Charles Willard Diffin, Anthony Gilmore, Desmond Winter Hall, F. V. W. Mason and Captain S. P. Meek

This issue includes "Werewolves of War" by D. W. Hall, "The Tentacles from Below" by Anthony Gilmore, "The Black Lamp" by Captain S. P. Meek, "Phalanxes of Atlans" by F. V. W. Mason, and continues with "The Pirate Planet" by Charles W. Diffin, - Summary by Bill Boerst

As the story begins, title character Grace Ingalis is a young woman with a middle-class socialite's upbringing who decides to marry a well-off young businessman she met mere weeks before on a winter sail to the West Indies. But intrigue is brewing as her married (and quite jealous) older sister Lydia is feeling left out, and a religious awakening awaits Grace. The story is reminiscent of Edith Wharton, who was a family friend, by way of Hall's art critic husband, Mr. Brownell. - Summary by BellonaTimes

11'Twixt Earth and Stars

By Radclyffe Hall

This is a volume of poetry by Radclyffe Hall. The poet and novelist led a highly scandalous lifestyle for the norms of her contemporary society, living openly lesbian in Germany and England. Some of the poems in this volume are also love poems to other women, a fact which was not generally known at the time the book was published. - Summary by Carolin

12Sheaf of Verses

By Radclyffe Hall

This is a volume of poetry by Radclyffe Hall. At the time of publication of this novel, Radclyffe Hall was living in Bad Homburg in Germany, in a lesbian relationship. Some of the poems in this volume are love poems, and to spare the public's delicate sensibilities, the names of the people to whom the poems were dedicated are removed. - Summary by Carolin

13Love Affairs of the Courts of Europe

By Thornton Hall

The best stories are written by life itself, and that is why Thornton Hall has collected real life love stories in this volume. All the Princes Charming and the Fair Maidens of these stories are historical figures, which have at one time played their roles at one of the many Courts of Europe. Hall's writing style is entertaining and easy to follow, and though he may be guilty of embellishing the stories, the flourishes only add to their charm. - Summary by Carolin

14Untroubled Mind (Version 2)

By Herbert J. Hall

Our own minds cause us great pain through worry, fear and anxiety. We all know this, but how to stop the whirling, spinning wheel inside our heads? How to calm our racing thoughts and reach a truly untroubled mind? This medical doctor shares his wisdom about this gathered in years of practice and research. It is well worth listening to."When a man tells me he never worries, I am inclined to think that he is either deceiving himself or trying to deceive me. The great roots of worry are conscience, fear, and regret. Undoubtedly we ought to be conscientious and we ought to fear and regret evil. But if it is to be better than an impediment and a harm, our worry must be largely unconscious, and intuitive. The moment we become conscious of worry we are undone.... The remedy for the mental unrest, which is in itself an illness, lies not in an enlightened knowledge of the harmfulness and ineffectiveness of worry, not even in the acquirement of an unconscious conscience, but in the living of a life so full and good that worry cannot find place in it." - Summary by the author

Henry Martyn (1781-1812), a brilliant and ambitious young student in Cambridge, England, was led by God to be a missionary to India and Persia. While pastoring, starting schools, and teaching the locals as well as Europeans through his role as chaplain for the East India Company, he worked on several far-reaching Bible translations. All this despite much weakness and illness due to harsh climates and difficult travels. This short life of 31 years is a testament to the power of God to work through one life fully dedicated to Him. (Summary by HannahMary)

16Mother Earth, Vol. 1 No. 1, March 1906

By Max Baginski, Edwin Bjorkman, Frances Maule Bjorkman, John Russell Coryell, Emma Goldman, Maxim Gorky, Bolton Hall, Harry May Kelly and Grace Potter

"Mother Earth was an American anarchist journal that described itself as "A Monthly Magazine Devoted to Social Science and Literature". Founded in early 1906 and initially edited by Emma Goldman, an activist in the United States, it published articles by contemporary activists and writers in Europe as well as the US, in addition to essays by historic figures." This is Volume 1 of the series - Summary by Wikepedia

17Viking Tales (Version 2)

By Jennie Hall

The story follows the life of the Viking Harald from infancy to his crowning as King of Norway. It focuses on the Vikings' eagerness for adventure and new lands as they set forth from Norway and sail westward across the Atlantic, island-hopping on their way to America. The legends of these men were passed down through generations of families, while they sat around the fireside on bitterly cold winter nights playing harps and working with wool. This adventurous book will entertain young and old readers alike as they take a look at the lifestyle and world view of these mysterious people.

In this tome the Northern narrator, Harold Edson, visits the American South with his college friend, Stanton White, in order to study first hand the social conditions of African Americans during the post-reconstruction era. Edson describes encounters with racist whites whose attacks on African Americans are vicious and unrepentant. <br><br> This narrative reflects primitive ideas about race that prevailed in the 19th century United States--above and below the Mason-Dixon--and a level of ignorance that, to a 21st century listener, may be difficult to fully appreciate. But in fact, many of the notions Hall visits in the text continue to echo today reminding us that race has always been a foundation upon which this country was built. (Summary by James K. White)

What is it about that old house down the road that bothers Pierre and his wife Annette so much? The owners, Eric and Julia, seem like nice people, but there's an aura of evil permeating the place. Why does Eric exude a supernatural malevolence about him wherever he goes? Eric and Julia look as much in love as anyone Pierre has ever seen, yet Julia's body is covered with mysterious injuries. Can Eric really be the cause or is something far more terrifying at work? (Summary by Ben Tucker)

20Initiates of the Flame

By Manly P. Hall

A book about the spiritual flame that nourishes all created things and the initiates who guard it. It explores the mysteries of alchemy, Egypt, the Grail, and the pyramids through the eyes of a mystic philosopher.

James Hall was a soldier, lawyer, circuit judge, newspaper editor, historian, and author of fiction. He was also the first publisher of a literary magazine west of Pittsburgh. Hall originally wrote some of the letters in this collection in 1820, while voyaging by keelboat down the Ohio River from Pittsburgh to Shawneetown, Illinois, where he established a law practice. He appears to have revised the 1820 letters and added more prior to publication in London in 1828. Much more than a description of his travels, the letters include his observations on many subjects, reflecting current affairs and his broad interests. Topics include: Cumberland Road; Internal Improvements in 1820s; Harman Blennerhassett; Burr's Conspiracy; Manners of the People in Old Northwest; General Presby Neville; Cincinnati in 1820s; Arthur St. Clair; Falls of the Ohio; Shawneetown Illinois; Backwoodsmen; Daniel Boone; Harpe Brothers; Regulators; Popular superstitions Ohio River Valley. - Summary by Ted Lienhart

This collection of strange and exotic stories offers adaptations and modern updates of folk tales and legends as well as original horror stories involving the mysterious secrets of the Orient. - Summary by Ben Tucker

23Three Acres and Liberty

By Bolton Hall

It (this book) shows what is needed for a city man or woman to support a family on the proceeds of a little bit of land; it shows how in truth, as the old Book prophesied, the earth brings forth abundantly after its kind to satisfy the desire of every living thing. It is not necessary to bury oneself in the country, nor, with the new facilities of transportation, need we, unless we wish to, pay the extravagant rents and enormous cost of living in the city. A little bit of land near the town or the city can be rented or bought on easy terms; and merchandising will bring one to the city often enough. Neither is hard labor needed; but it is to work alone that the earth yields her increase, and if, although unskilled, we would succeed in gardening, we must attend constantly and intelligently to the home acres. - Summary by Bolton Hall

24Well Of Loneliness

By Radclyffe Hall

The story of Stephen Gordon, a girl born in the late 19th century into a privileged English family. She knows from an early age that she is different to other children and the story deals with her struggles over her sexual orientation and the challenges for lesbians in society. - Summary by Hazel Moon