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I would go back to Vista or Win 7 in blink of an eye. I would be thrilled if I could have stayed on Win 10, too. Windows 11 is by far the worst Windows version ever (and I could not believe this was possible after Windows 8). There are zero new features I want to have and they messed up everything else. For start half of the things no longer cannot be configured. Taskbar height is too big, colors and icons are awful, Windows theme even worse (selection colors, checkboxes, and similar), you need ten clicks more to do things, fonts are total nightmare and cannot be uninstalled. Whoever designed that Cascadia Mono font needs to be tarred and feathered. It is absolutely illegible and half of the websites are using is as the default monospace font. And this is just scratching the surface...

Fixed in B41 Have release V1.2.0.B41 for D12 32 + 64 Bit, D11 32 Bit Is still open.

The Parent will not be nil for top-level items, it will instead be pointing at the TMainMenu.Items property.

Nah, that would be called "Community Edition". For the paid version, I'm just complaining that it's shit.

You are replying to a 6 year old post...

The version in GetIT is for both

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Thanks. Industrial application, lots of networks, binding is necessary in some instances.

I'll take XP back any time. From a user perspective, many of the real improvements of later Windows versions were available as add on tools for XP already. Other so called "improvements" are in fact not improvements at all. There is one notable exception: It's definitely an improvement that nowadays Windows pretty much means 64 bits and 8 Gig of RAM. There was a 64 bit version of XP too, but it wasn't widely used. As for Windows 98: I skipped that altogether, I went from Windows 3.1 (detouring over OS/2 2, 3 and 4 and even Linux for a short time) to Windows NT 4 and then XP. So Windows 95, 98 and ME just are names for me. But hey, I've only got another 8 years to retirement, so chances are that Windows 11 will be the last Windows version I have to suffer through. If I retire earlier, that would mean less years of using Windows as an added bonus. Or maybe I'll even switch careers from software development (in Delphi) to IT infrastructure, which is an important part of my current job anyway. But so far software development still is the part that's more fun.

Yellow, Has anyone done parallel tests, of some kind. Some tests I have to run takles quite a long time, and might be nice to run those in parallel., In this case tests are just procedure with all code, that does something for different inputs (from predefined array etc). So in theory it would be simple, with TTask from PPL. I was just thinking what I have to take into consideration if test fails etc. I would need to use PPL, for these, sadly OTL is not possibility. As far as I know, there is nothing built in in the DUnitX. -Tee-